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Formula help
I'm sure this is a no brainer but I would like to add the Indirect function
to this formula. If someone could help I would be greatfull Thanks Mike =SUMIF('#02'!A6:F20,Sheet4!A6,'#02'!E6:E20) |
Formula help
=SUMIF('#02'!A6:F20,Sheet4!A6,'#02'!E6:E20)
Presuming you meant to do this: =SUMIF('#02'!A6:A20,Sheet4!A6,'#02'!E6:E20) (SUMIF doesn't work for multi-col ranges, albeit Excel seems to accept it) One example, assuming you have inputs In C1: #02 In C2: A6:A20 Then in C3, you could use this expression: =SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&C$1&"'!"&C$2),Sheet4!A6,OFFSET (INDIRECT("'"&C$1&"'!"&C$2),,4)) C3 returns the same result as: =SUMIF('#02'!A6:A20,Sheet4!A6,'#02'!E6:E20) As-is, C3 could be copied down to return the SUMIFs correspondingly for other values in Sheet4!A7, Sheet4!A8, etc -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mike" wrote: I'm sure this is a no brainer but I would like to add the Indirect function to this formula. If someone could help I would be greatfull Thanks Mike =SUMIF('#02'!A6:F20,Sheet4!A6,'#02'!E6:E20) |
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