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Here is my problem
I want to sum the values in a column if they meet two criteria, see below: A B C D Site Vehicle Value 4 Wheeler Bardon Bardon 4 Wheeler 1000 Croft 4 Wheeler 2000 Bardon 4 wheeler 3000 In column D I want it to sum the value column if A equals Bardon and B equals 4 wheeler. I have done this with one column using the following: =SUMIF(T4:T47,"4 wheelers",F4:F47) can I use the AND function? |
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