Hi guys,
Really need your help with below if possible.
Below is a table of company name and costs
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It ranges from A1 to F9.
Basically I am looking for a way to highlight all of the range A1 to F9 and extract a specific company range for example chubb and adds its total costs.
I don't want to do it by highlighting a single range of columns. I want to do it by highlighting the whole range from A1 to F9.
Is there a way of doing this or am I streching it?
Thanks,
Really need your help with below if possible.
Below is a table of company name and costs
Name of Company | Cost To Maintain | Name of Company | Cost To Maintain | Name of Company | Cost To Maintain |
Chubb | £30.00 | Entropy | £60.00 | Ward | £220.00 |
Chubb | £40.00 | Entropy | £70.00 | ||
Entropy | £80.00 | ||||
Chubb | £60.00 | Ward | £240.00 | ||
Chubb | £70.00 | Entropy | £100.00 | Ward | £300.00 |
Entropy | £110.00 | ||||
Chubb | £100.00 | Entropy | £130.00 | Ward | £360.00 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
It ranges from A1 to F9.
Basically I am looking for a way to highlight all of the range A1 to F9 and extract a specific company range for example chubb and adds its total costs.
I don't want to do it by highlighting a single range of columns. I want to do it by highlighting the whole range from A1 to F9.
Is there a way of doing this or am I streching it?
Thanks,