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November 13th, 2009, 09:20 PM
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sumif based on 1 criteria
cannot quite figure this out,
Cells a3:a1000 have respectively numbers 1-997 Cells f3:f1000 has text containing either of 4 types (signed)(unsigned)(committed)(uncommitted) lets say my name is jim and that name is in cell a492 and in cell f492 is committed, i want to find how many people are above me that are committed. is it a =sumif or another formula 
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November 13th, 2009, 09:26 PM
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if it helps in cell a1001 returns my number of 492
so xxx-492=#of people above me that are committed "v1rt8" wrote: cannot quite figure this out, Cells a3:a1000 have respectively numbers 1-997 Cells f3:f1000 has text containing either of 4 types (signed)(unsigned)(committed)(uncommitted) lets say my name is jim and that name is in cell a492 and in cell f492 is committed, i want to find how many people are above me that are committed. is it a =sumif or another formula
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