Possibly SUMIF-function related

ElongatedEconomist

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Hello,

I am trying to sum up a column with some budget-numbers, and if there has been a revised budget, use that cell instead of the original.
Basically two colums:

A - Budget B - Revised

1 3
2
3 1
4

Is it possible, or do I have to go the route of an IF-function for row, and then add all the functions together?
 

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If I am understanding you correctly, and your data is in Range A2:B5, try this formula:
Code:
=SUM(B2:B5)+SUMIF(B2:B5,"",A2:A5)
 
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