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Hello,
Looking for a formula which will locate a cost centre within a string of text in a cell, and then sum the corresponding hours booked to that cost centre.
Example attached.
Thanks geniuses!!
example.xlsx
Sum hours if criteria is located accross multiple rows
Hello,
Looking for a formula which will locate a cost centre within a string of text in a cell, and then sum the corresponding hours booked to that cost centre.
Example attached.
Thanks geniuses!!
example.xlsx
Maybe
=SUMIF(F:F, B2&"*", G:G)
=sum(--isnumber(search("*"&c2&"*",f2:f7))*g2:g7)
Ben Van Johnson
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