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I've tried to make a sum if iwth two conditions, but i am thinking wrong. What I need is a formula to make the Following: Columns: A B C D Product QTD Product QTD If on the range A finds anything that matches with range C, then Subtract D-B Is this possible? Thanks In advance. RS |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=C1:C100),D1:D100-B1:B100) In article , (Ruben Silva) wrote: Hello! I've tried to make a sum if iwth two conditions, but i am thinking wrong. What I need is a formula to make the Following: Columns: A B C D Product QTD Product QTD If on the range A finds anything that matches with range C, then Subtract D-B Is this possible? Thanks In advance. RS |
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