ineed to show the matched cell values in one cell instead of =SUMIF($E$14:$E$35;M3;$F$14:$F$35) which formula should i use
ineed to show the matched cell values in one cell instead of =SUMIF($E$14:$E$35;M3;$F$14:$F$35) which formula should i use
i'd do it like this
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Or another option (since the ability to concatenate Excel array values) is sadly lacking, the following User Defined function
To use it enter: =Displayvalues(A2:B23,D2)
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Thx, it shows the result what i am seaching, but i do not have possibility to change the seach coloumbs or add a new coloumb. whitout adding coloumb c and coloumbs n:w, can you show the result?
thx again
question to Richard Buttrey:
where and how should i enter code in excel: I am biggener![]()
Richard, thx, it works
Thx, martindwilson, i used the soluton of richard buttrey by using your links above (how to insert code)
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