sure, bob dot ngs at googlemail dot com

do the obvious

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Bob Phillips

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"Ellie" wrote in message
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Hi Bob

Unfortunately my works servers restrict access to some areas and have been
unsuccessful in using temporary web hosts. Would it be possible for me to
e-mail you direct the document?

Ellie

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

The formula is no big deal in itself, should work. Can you post a
workbook
to one of the temporary web hosts to look at? It would take too long to
work
through your data.

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Bob Phillips

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"Ellie" wrote in message
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I have a spreadsheet with multiple worksheets.

The worksheets relevant to my SUMPRODUCT problem are as follows:-
Daily Report 2006 - this holds all the core data
NW Customer Summary - this holds a weekly summary of issues occurring
during
a specific week, along with whether they are Haul, Prem, Cust or
Other.
EA Customer Summary - this is the same as the NW.
Both the NW and EA Customer Summaries information comes from the Daily
Report, where a vlookup has been established indicating whether it is
EA
or
NW, along with whether it is Haul, Prem, Cust or Other.

I have put together the following formula, but have so far been
unsuccessful, so am unsure as to whether I have put too much
information
in,
not looking at areas in the right order etc. Could anyone help me
with
this,
please.

I have not put this into the live document, so any reference of Sheet2
is
referring to my example of EA Customer Summary to see if I could get
it to
work.

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Daily Report 2006'!$B$2:$B$336=Sheet2!$A$3),--('Daily
Report 2006'!$B$2:$B$336<Sheet2!$A$3+7)--'Daily Report
2006'!$L$2:$L$336=$B$1)*('Daily Report
2006'!$M$2:$M$336=Sheet2!$D$2)*('Daily
Report 2006'!$F$2:$F$336=Sheet2!$B$3)

Sheet2 Cell A3 refers to the w/c date, for which I only require a
week's
worth of data in each element. It is looking at B2:B336 on Sheet2 for
each
date instance.

Daily Report 2006 L2:L336 refers to whether the occurrence was either
EA
or
NW, also as per a separate vlookup. Sheet2 B1 is in the hidden
column/cell
to dictate whether the summary is for the NW or EA.

Daily Report 2006 M2:M336 refers to Haul, Prem, Cust or Other from
vlookup
option in the report with D2 in Sheet2 referring to the Haul, Prem,
Cust
or
Other heading in that week's section.

Also in the hidden column on Sheet2 I have put the short name
customers,
i.e. Asda, JS, Morr, Tesco and Other. Each customer has a row with
each
customer having an entry for Haul, Prem, Cust or Other and can some
times
have no entries in a week and others a variety. Column F in the Daily
Report
2006 reflects the shortened version of the customer name/location for
which I
am trying to get the information to come together.

Example of document I am trying to establish this formula into is as
follows:-
EA
04-Sep Haul Prem Cust Other
Asda
JS
Tesco
Morr
Other
Total

Many thanks in advance.