First of my apologies I did not mean to offend. I did not know that.

I want to get a total from column g for all the PVC & PIPE that I paid for
in the month of july and then have this figure entered in column i and in
column h i would have a heading pvc & pipe, which is one row below i2 heading
of jul 07,and underneath this heading h I have the other 14 supplies that I
order and if necessary increase this list during the year. but have columns i
to t remain as the months of the year
does this make sense ?
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BEEM


"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi,

First a little internet etiquette - when you type in all upper case you are
SHOUTING.

You have shown us a formula but you haven't told us what you want it to do.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT$B$2:$B$1000,"PVC & PIPE")=TEXT($I$2,"yymm")),$G$1000)

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Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"BEEM" wrote:

i HAVE A WORKSHEET WITH 8 COLUMNS
COULMN A DATE
COLUMN B ITEM
COULMN C PAID
COLUMN E PAYMENT
COLUMN E TOTAL PAID
COLUMN F TAX
COLUMN G NET AMOUNT
THESE COLUMNS ARE NOT SORTED EITHER IN DATE OR ITEM ORDER.

I THEN HAVE IN COLUMN H ROW 2 A LIST OF THE SUPPLIES I USE AND THEN IN
COLUMN I TO T THE MONTHS AND I HAVE FORMATTED THESE MONTHS AS
010707,010807,010907 ETC THEN CUSTOM YYMM AND IT SHOPWS JUL-06 AUG-06 ETC
I AM THEN TRYING TO USE
=SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT$B$2:$B$1000,"PVC & PIPE")=TEXT($I$2,"yymm")),$G$1000)
BUT I GET
#VALUE! ERROR
and I would then like to copy formula down and change "PVC & PIPE" to the
other supplies "shower","tap" etc etc I use.

CAN YOU ASSIST AS I CANNOT FIND WHAT I AM DOING WRONG AND HAVE SPENT A FEW
HOURS TRYING DIFFERENT VARIATIONS AND STILL GET THE SAME ERROR MESSAGE.

Thank you
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BEEM