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    sumif question

    Hi all,
    I'm trying to write a sumif formula. i want to sum the values from h6:h25 ONLY if the right 2 characters in b6:b25 <> ".2".
    this is what i've come up with, but it doesn't work
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    any help on this is greatly appreciated.
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    Greg
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    Last edited by gbc65; 11-13-2010 at 03:31 AM. Reason: solved. thanks

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    Re: sumif question

    there's nothing in col b!!!!!!
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    Re: sumif question

    Do you mean column D?

    Try using a wildcard like this

    =SUMIF(D3:D17,"<>*.2",J3:J17)
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    Re: sumif question

    daddylonglegs:
    yes, and your solution works for me. thanks

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    Re: sumif question

    Palmetto

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    Re: sumif question

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