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I want to use a more complex logical expression as creteria in SUMIF. For
example, sum number in the cell on column 6 when cell on column 1 is "MA" AND cell on column 2 is greater than 5000. I may use either "and" or "or" to connect the two tests. Is there an easy way to do that without creating an extra combined column (to make MA5001, MA12400, NH2300, etc.) |
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