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I have "Yes" in different columns [indicating if a service is given to a customer or not]. A row indicates entry of one customer [there can be multiple line items for one customer]. And have Revenue in yet another column. I want to add up all revenue generated only from any 1 type of service [e.g. in data below - if I select a Yes in Reporting, revenue total should be 40,000 and not 50,000]
Account Name ContractNumber Revenue Modeling DataClean Reporting
A 12345 40,000 Y Y
A 23682 10,000 Y Y
B 46782 25,000 Y Y
Hi @Anonymous ,
Any updates? Sorry for that the information you have provided is not making the problem clear to me.
As @HotChilli mentioned, we need to know the logic of this: if I select a Yes in Reporting, revenue total should be 40,000 and not 50,000]
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Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
What is the logic behind this? For example, why is it 40000, not 10000?
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