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For example:
Left(a2,3) within a sumif function How to do that? |
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To nest a LEFT function within a SUMIF function, follow these steps:
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Unless you're talking about the criteria portion of
SUMIF, you can't. But you can do this: =SUMPRODUCT((LEFT(A2:A100,3)="jas")*B2:B100) Which calculates as: "Sum everything in col. B where the first 3 characters of the values in col. A = "jas". HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- For example: Left(a2,3) within a sumif function How to do that? . |
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