Hi Chester thanks for that tutorial, for the second example what if let’s say Barbara had two separate columns, how would you then sum this up with x look up? I am at a spot where my look up value occurs more than once and x look up only looks up the first one it comes across.Thank you
Super helpful. However, I cannot get this to work when I have an array of values to sum. For example, in your Example 1 if you had multiple columns of scores or in your Example 2 if you had numerous additional rows with each sales period occurring multiple times. Am I in need of a different function?
This is very helpful and very simple😁👍
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Hi thank you for your tutorial, it was very helpful.
Excellent techniques. Thank you Chester.
Many thanks Ivan
really amazing illustration. many thanks !
Brilliant - thank you so very much!!!! Liked and sub'ed!
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Thank you for this great video.
Simply awesome! Great help to me, thanks.
TOP tip here, thanks mate. This has helped a lot.
Hi Chester thanks for that tutorial, for the second example what if let’s say Barbara had two separate columns, how would you then sum this up with x look up? I am at a spot where my look up value occurs more than once and x look up only looks up the first one it comes across.Thank you
Really useful and well explained. Thank you.
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Thank you.
Super helpful. However, I cannot get this to work when I have an array of values to sum. For example, in your Example 1 if you had multiple columns of scores or in your Example 2 if you had numerous additional rows with each sales period occurring multiple times. Am I in need of a different function?
thanks a lot
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