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Jill,
Do you ever enter more than one car type in each cell? If not then I wold recommend using a pivot table to summarise the number of cars per month and then use get pivot data value formula to insert those totals to your price sheet. "Jill" wrote: Hi, I posted this yesterday and did not get much response. I wonder if it cannot be done. Any way please read and help me with a formula. Thank you. Ok. I will use a better example. Let's say my sheet 1 shows car sales like Honda, Ford, etc. The rows are months like Jan, Feb, etc. and the columns are dates (1-30 or 31). Of course there are many empty cells because there are dates that I did not sell any car. (To keep it simple, I sell only one car if there is any sale on a day. If I sell Honda, I put "Honda" in my cell, and Ford, "Ford," etc.) The sheet 2 shows the price of each car, and A column has car brands and column B has prices of each car. Now I would like to see how much I made at the end of each month, and would like to put each total on the cell next to the last date of each month. |