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How do I do a "between" in an IF statement?
A m-u-c-h more intuitive expression. KISS!
why do you think that is better than learning to use sumproduct? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... Bearacade wrote: Or you can do this.. =SUMIF($G$16:$G$28,"=5")-SUMIF($G$16:$G$28,"10") A m-u-c-h more intuitive expression. KISS! Of course you meant sumif(..., $E$16:$E$28) in both cases; a minor omission. |
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