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Quimera Quimera is offline
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Default Summary worksheet reference to detail worksheet

Sorry, I tried but it didn't compute.

I have another summary sheet that summarizes by Item # only, and this
formula works fine.(Week1! is the detail worksheet)

=SUMIF(Week1!$D:$D,$A2,Week1!$F:$F) where D is the Item # column and F
is the quantity column on the Week1 worksheet.

Is there was some way I could code $A:$A (and) $D:$D, A2 (and) B2,
Week1!$F:$F) to match the Division and Item # on both sheets? (What I
wouldn't give for a Boolean "and" )!

J.






D:$D,$A2,Week1!$F:$F)
"T. Valko" wrote in message
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Maybe something like this entered on your Summary sheet in column D:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Detail!A$2:A$10=A2),--(Detail!D$2:D$10=B2),Detail!F$2:F$10)

Copy down if needed.

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Quimera" wrote in message
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I need to summarize by Division/Item # but I don't know how to refer
to the concatenatation (?) of the two fields on the Summary sheet.

Detail worksheet:
- Column A = Division Column D = Item # Column F = Quantity

Summary worksheet
- Column A = Division Column B - Item # Column D = Summary
Quantity

Can someone help me with this? Sorry I'm still learning, but the
last help I asked for (LOOKUP) - worked like a charm, so I am
emboldened to ask one more question.

Thanks.