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Kent Johnson

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March 10, 2021 - 3:02 am
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Hi,

I would like the keep the values the same in rows 41 to 45 after doing a sort on column D highest to lowest.  Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

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I'd suggest you add a new column with the IT (and other) identifiers in it, and then use SUMIF formulas.

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Thank you Velouria. 

That helped me figure out I could use this formula in row 41 and it keeps the value the same after sorting column D.

=SUM(SUMIF(A2:A37,{"ana","amp P","amp S","cto"},B2:B37))

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Hi Kent,

Indeed, it is a good solution to use SUMIF but you will have a problem because you have two identical 'tco' identifiers (line 15 and line 24) and you want to treat them differently: you take into account the 24 in your DLEB sum but you don't take into account the 15.

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Lionel

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