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vlookup question
Hi All,
I have a 2 worksheets, 1 of which contains a lot of raw data and the other is a summary view of the raw data. The raw data is broken down by week so there are multiple columns per month but the summary worksheet is summed by month. Is it possible to use a vlookup to find an item number in a column but specify a range of columns to sum [ex. =VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,99,FALSE)] instead of just looking in column 99 I'd like to sum the data in 99 thru 103. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
vlookup question
I know it's a long formula, but looks like the most simple way is to just:
=VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,99,FALSE)+VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,100,FALSE)+VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,101,FALSE)+VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,102,FALSE)+VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,103,FALSE) -Simon "nejohnso76" wrote: Hi All, I have a 2 worksheets, 1 of which contains a lot of raw data and the other is a summary view of the raw data. The raw data is broken down by week so there are multiple columns per month but the summary worksheet is summed by month. Is it possible to use a vlookup to find an item number in a column but specify a range of columns to sum [ex. =VLOOKUP(A162,'Raw Data'!$A$5:$CY$211,99,FALSE)] instead of just looking in column 99 I'd like to sum the data in 99 thru 103. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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