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How to use SUMIF for two column after subtraction

  1. 08-02-2020, 02:56 PM #1
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    How to use SUMIF for two column after subtraction

    How can I setup one SUMIF formula for the two column after subtraction the value over 0? (Without G2:G5 calculation) Thanks!

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    Re: How to use SUMIF for two column after subtraction

    A guess:
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    Re: How to use SUMIF for two column after subtraction

    Not SUMIF, SUMPRODUCT:
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    Re: How to use SUMIF for two column after subtraction

    Thank you ,SUMPRODUCT is work.
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    Re: How to use SUMIF for two column after subtraction

    You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
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