What formula do i need?
I'm trying to get a running total based on if a certain drop down is used, in this case its value income total value. So if sales income is used multiple times i need the running total?
Best Answer
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@StevieC This formula should work.
=SUMIFS(Value:Value, [Sub-Contract]:[Sub-Contract], "Sales Income")
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@StevieC This formula should work.
=SUMIFS(Value:Value, [Sub-Contract]:[Sub-Contract], "Sales Income")
Isis Taylor
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Isis, You're a star!
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