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I want to perform a sumif type calc based on only matching the first
few characters of my range, rather than the entire value. e.g. find abc in the cell value abc123 and then get the value from the next column same row and return a 0 if not found. And do this over a column of 100 different items, some of which will have matching "abc"s, hence the need to sum. I have tried tinkering with a nested search function in an array but it returns #value - is there a function equivalent to search that returns a 0 for not found instead of #value. Or perhaps a smarter way of dealing with the not founds?? Any other suggestions?? TIA. |
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