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I several woorkbooks in an excel Spreadsheet.

On one woorkbook I have a listing of stock transaction called trades which
could comprise of twenty different stocks.\

On another workbook I would like to sum the profit/loss of each stock.
I need to filter the stocks out of the trades workbook by symbol so I can
calculate profit/loss on each individual stock over a period of time.

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=SUMIF(trades!$A$1:$A$100,A1,trades!$B$1:$B$100)

The A1 in the middle of the formula should point at a cell in your summary
sheet that contains the symbol you are trying to look up on the Trades
worksheet.


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I several woorkbooks in an excel Spreadsheet.

On one woorkbook I have a listing of stock transaction called trades which
could comprise of twenty different stocks.\

On another workbook I would like to sum the profit/loss of each stock.
I need to filter the stocks out of the trades workbook by symbol so I can
calculate profit/loss on each individual stock over a period of time.

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