Kim Patton
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Need Excel to Return A Different Value
I have an employee who has worked across multiple locations. I need to return data (hours, sales) etc, but only for stores that are not her home store.
I have attached a sample. First sheet is home store. Second sheet includes employees who worked at multiple stores.
I need to return the data NOT at home store.
ExcelHelp.xlsx
I have attached a sample. First sheet is home store. Second sheet includes employees who worked at multiple stores.
I need to return the data NOT at home store.
ExcelHelp.xlsx
So with your sample, Samantha Dixon's home store is 300. On the duplicate sheet she has also worked at store 1790. Is that the data that you are trying to determine?
In the sheet, you have store 300 as a number and as 0300 preceded with an apostrophe making it text. Are they the same salon?
In the sheet, you have store 300 as a number and as 0300 preceded with an apostrophe making it text. Are they the same salon?
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Syntax for SUMIFS is:
=SUMIFS(SumRange,CriteriaR
Syntax for COUNTIFS is very similar, except don't need the SUMRange:
=COUNTIFS(CriteriaRange1,C
To indicate a "NOT EQUAL TO" you would use " "<>"&CellReference " without the outer set of double quotes.