I'd like a little formula that finds all the 4012 codes in the UK and totals the gifts. Can a SUMIF be tricked to count two variables? The answer in this instance would be $270![]()
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I'd like a little formula that finds all the 4012 codes in the UK and totals the gifts. Can a SUMIF be tricked to count two variables? The answer in this instance would be $270![]()
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VBA Noob=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100=4012)*(B1:B100="UK")*(C1:C100))
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Perfect! Thanks so much!
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