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Vlookup
In one workbook I have a list of product Nos. with corresponding sales
figures next it . The same product No. could be listed multiple times with different sales values next to it. In a second workbook I have a list of product Nos. some of which appear in book 1. What I would like to know is what formula do I use to look at the Product items in book 2 and then look at the at the list in book1 and add the sales figures together for the matching product Nos. I hope this all clear. Thanks in anticipation. |
Vlookup
Hi,
Put this in Book 2 A1-A30 Product No's B1-B30 Sales A1 is the product you are looking =SUMPRODUCT(([Book1]Sheet1!$A$1:$A$30=A1)*([Book1]Sheet1!$B$1:$B$30)) Mike "Eqa" wrote: In one workbook I have a list of product Nos. with corresponding sales figures next it . The same product No. could be listed multiple times with different sales values next to it. In a second workbook I have a list of product Nos. some of which appear in book 1. What I would like to know is what formula do I use to look at the Product items in book 2 and then look at the at the list in book1 and add the sales figures together for the matching product Nos. I hope this all clear. Thanks in anticipation. |
Vlookup
You can use SUMIF, like this:
=SUMIF(Sheet1!A:A,A2,Sheet1!B:B) assuming that your product numbers and sales figures are in columns A and B of Sheet1, and that your summary list of product numbers begins in A2 of Sheet2 - put this formula in B2 and copy down. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 8, 7:56*am, Eqa wrote: In one workbook I have a list of product Nos. with corresponding sales figures next it . The same product No. could be listed multiple times with different sales values next to it. In a second workbook I have a list of product Nos. some of which appear in book 1. What I would like to know is what formula do I use to look at the Product items in book 2 and then look at the at the list in book1 and add the sales figures together for the matching product Nos. I hope this all clear. Thanks in anticipation. |
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