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![]() "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... =IF(J2="","",IF(L2="",G2,G2/2)) =IF(L2="","",G2/2) in the summary =SUMIF('New Cars'!J:J,A4,'New Cars'!K:K)+SUMIF('New Cars'!L:L,A4,'New Cars'!M:M) Why such complication? KISS!!!! If the OP needs to do this, then just have a subsidiary sheet with the details on it and summarize it on the front sheet. As a recently-retired Management Accountant I can guarantee you that some-one is going to say "give me an analysis of split sales". Why do the work twice? |
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