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JDaywalt

SUMIF formula that crosses multiple sheet tabs
 
I have 14 sheet tabs that are named 1, 2, 3, 4, .... 14. These tabs are
positioned next to each other in the workbook. I am trying to create a
summary page that does a "SUMIF" across all of these tabs based upon criteria
that exists in cell B3 of the Summary tab. Here are the specifics:

Sheets 1-14 have product descriptions in column G
Sheets 1-14 have sales for each product in column K
cell B3 on Summary tab = "Soup"

Here is the formula I currently have in cell B4 of the Summary tab:

=SUMIF('1:14'!$G$9:$G$10000,B3,'1:14'!$K$9:$K$1000 0)

The formula results in a #VALUE error. I tried entering as an array formula
too (Ctrl+Shift+Enter), but got the same result. Clearly the SUMIF formula
is not working, but is there another alternative to accomplish the same goal?


Bob Phillips

SUMIF formula that crosses multiple sheet tabs
 
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT(ROW(INDIRECT("1:14"))&" !$G$9:$G$10000"),B3,INDIRECT(ROW(INDIRECT("1:14")) &"!$K$9:$K$10000")))

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HTH

Bob

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"JDaywalt" wrote in message
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I have 14 sheet tabs that are named 1, 2, 3, 4, .... 14. These tabs are
positioned next to each other in the workbook. I am trying to create a
summary page that does a "SUMIF" across all of these tabs based upon
criteria
that exists in cell B3 of the Summary tab. Here are the specifics:

Sheets 1-14 have product descriptions in column G
Sheets 1-14 have sales for each product in column K
cell B3 on Summary tab = "Soup"

Here is the formula I currently have in cell B4 of the Summary tab:

=SUMIF('1:14'!$G$9:$G$10000,B3,'1:14'!$K$9:$K$1000 0)

The formula results in a #VALUE error. I tried entering as an array
formula
too (Ctrl+Shift+Enter), but got the same result. Clearly the SUMIF
formula
is not working, but is there another alternative to accomplish the same
goal?





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