Can you send me your s/sheet and I'll look at it;it's easier to see with the
actual data. I'm in the UK and it's getting late here so I may not be able
to look until morning UK time.

But try changing the $A$7 to $A$1.

toppers<atjohntopley.fsnet.co.uk

"Ciara" wrote:

I cant seem to get this to work. It's giving me the wrong answers and I
cant work out what it's doing wrong.

I have used you formula
SUM(OFFSET(INDIRECT("E"&MATCH(C16,'Targets KPI
sheet'!$A$7:$A$110,0)),0,0,1,'Front Sheet KPI Statistics'!$G$5))

"E" is the column on the budget sheet where the monthly data starts
$g$5 contains the number of months on the summary sheet
c16 contains the "kpi A"
E16 is where I've entered the formula on the summary sheet
$A$7:$A$110 is the list of the KPIs

Is it obvious what Im doing wrong? The result should be 20 for month 10
as I have the value "2" in columns 1-10. I keep getting 15.
TIA

Toppers wrote:

With your data starting in B2 (for KPI A) in sheet "Budget" then in your
summary "CUM YTD" for "KPI A" put:


=SUM(OFFSET(INDIRECT("B" &MATCH(A2,Budget!$A$1:$A$100,0)),0,0,1,$X$1))

X1 contains number of months
A2 contains "KPI A"
B2 will have cum. ytd target for KPI A

HTH

" wrote:

Hi
I have a budget sheet with the following

KPI Apr May Jun Jul
KPI A 20 21 25 27
KPI B 44 22 33 22

I then have a summary sheet with the following
Report Month : (user enters report month number)

KPI Cum. YTD Target Cum. Actual Annual Target
KPI A (formula A) (formula B)
(formula C)
KPI B (formula A) (formula B)
(formula C)

What I need is formula A.I would like to be able to get the cumulative
YTD total based on the report month entered by the user.
For example if the user enters 2 as the report month, then the cum YTD
total for KPI A should show as 20+21=41.

How can I achieve this? I have thought of using sumif, but I cant work
out how to combine it with a lookup or maybe there is a better way to
achieve the result.