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Summarize a range referenced in a separate worksheet
What is the best way to add a sum in Worksheet #2 for a range of data in
Worksheet #1. Example. Worksheet #1 Date Week # $$ 1/1/10 1 10.00 1/2/10 1 10.00 1/3/10 1 10.00 Worksheet #2 Week $$ Total 1 30.00 (looking for a formula to populate this field) Thanks. |
Summarize a range referenced in a separate worksheet
=SUMIF('Sheet 1'!B:B,1,'Sheet 1'!C:C)
-- Best Regards, Luke M "nitengale" wrote in message ... What is the best way to add a sum in Worksheet #2 for a range of data in Worksheet #1. Example. Worksheet #1 Date Week # $$ 1/1/10 1 10.00 1/2/10 1 10.00 1/3/10 1 10.00 Worksheet #2 Week $$ Total 1 30.00 (looking for a formula to populate this field) Thanks. |
Summarize a range referenced in a separate worksheet
EXCEL 2007
1. In Sheet1 cell C 5 I have:- =SUM(C2:C4) This gives your 30.00 total. 2. In Sheet2 cell C 5 (or any cell you like) I have:- =Sheet1!C5 This just brings in the 30.00 total from Sheet1 cell C 5. If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "nitengale" wrote: What is the best way to add a sum in Worksheet #2 for a range of data in Worksheet #1. Example. Worksheet #1 Date Week # $$ 1/1/10 1 10.00 1/2/10 1 10.00 1/3/10 1 10.00 Worksheet #2 Week $$ Total 1 30.00 (looking for a formula to populate this field) Thanks. |
Summarize a range referenced in a separate worksheet
I'm having a problem with this formula when I attempt to copy it down (on
sheet #2 I have 52 weeks and don't want to have to change the week # in each cell)? "Luke M" wrote: =SUMIF('Sheet 1'!B:B,1,'Sheet 1'!C:C) -- Best Regards, Luke M "nitengale" wrote in message ... What is the best way to add a sum in Worksheet #2 for a range of data in Worksheet #1. Example. Worksheet #1 Date Week # $$ 1/1/10 1 10.00 1/2/10 1 10.00 1/3/10 1 10.00 Worksheet #2 Week $$ Total 1 30.00 (looking for a formula to populate this field) Thanks. . |
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