Well 1 is takes up columns A and B, the dates in A and injection in B. Well
2 is in D and E, 3 in G and H, and so on. And I do need results for each
date, even if only 1 well has injection for a specific date. I would prefer
to keep it formatted this way instead of starting out at the earliest date
for each well and just entering 0 for the injection. If I do it that way I
will have to reformat my whole worksheet and since there are 100 of them I'd
like to avoid that! I haven't used macros ever though so I wouldn't know how
to start recording one and get it to do what I want.

"Toppers" wrote:

What formulae have you tried? what columns is the data in (say for Well #1 &
#2)?

As you have very large volumes (50 years!) maybe a macro is the best
solution. Do want results for every date of the 50 years?

"Sarahbeth" wrote:

I have a worksheet that has 100 tables consisting of dates and injection
rates. The tables do not all start on the same date, but I need to have
totals for each date and I'm not sure how to do this. I've tried a couple
things but nothing is working. My worksheet looks like this:

Well #1 Well #2
Date Injection Date Injection
10/1/2001 1 1/1/2002 0
11/1/2001 2 2/1/2002 1
12/1/2001 3 3/1/2002 4
1/1/2002 4 4/1/2002 3
2/1/2002 5 5/1/2002 0

I have 100 tables like this that each continue on for 50 years and I need to
sum up all the injection data on the same dates, so ultimately I can find the
total injection for the whole field. I've tried SumIf already and I just
can't figure out how to find the injection data from every table. If anyone
has any ideas I'd greatly appreciate it!