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I apoligize for my ignorance. Must be old age. Anyway the formula works and I
thank you for your time. Dave "Bob Phillips" wrote: In I36, put M, I37 put F. In H36, =SUMPRODUCT(--($G$2:$G$200="J"),--($H$2:$H$200=I36)) and copy to H37 -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Dave" wrote in message ... 2 columns (F & G) with several rows. Column "F" includes 7 code letters (C,E, J, and etc.) for coding. Column G has only 2 codes. Either "M" or "F". I want to show in a total box all the "J" "M"'s in one cell (H36) and show all total of "J"; "F"'s (H37) in another separate total cell discounting all other codes C,E and etc from Column "F". I hope this makes sense. Thank you. |
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