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Thank You!
It's a bit ugly. but it works.  :-)

On Mon, 2013-01-14 at 22:00 +0100, Regina Henschel wrote:
Hi,

in the coming LO4.0 you can use SUMIFS as in Excel. The release 
candidate 1 is coming soon. If you are not in a productive environment 
or you can spend a PC for it, please try it.

Otherwise you can use the workaround described in the help. Look at the 
example in the description of the function SUM.

Kind regards
Regina



Chaz Sliger schrieb:
Need to create a formula similar to MS Excel.
Basic logic is:
Sum all values in C where A = x and B = y

This is done to produce a sheet of consolidated sums from a sheet with
an ongoing set of log entries.

LOG:
DATE       TIME ACTIVITY
2013-01-06  :25 finance
2013-01-06  :42 systems
2013-01-06 1:13 finance
2013-01-06  :23 systems
  ...

SUMS:
DATE       finance systems
2013-01-06 1:38    1:05
  ...

So the formula becomes something like:
sumif(LOG.$A:A=$A2 AND LOG.$C:C=$B$1; LOG.$B$2:B)

Any suggestions?








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