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Hello! I think it would be so much easier to use the SUMIF Function in excel for a conditional sum of values.
The way to use SUMIF is: =SUMIF(range, criteria, sum_range) range - range of where you will check the critiera criteria - the condition where you will check whether to add the value sum range - the range to be summed based on the condition So it will easily add all values based on the condition you set. Hope this helps! |
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