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but it seemed to work for one spreadsheet and now I can't get it to work
for the next spreadsheet? Rather than look for a single formula that does it all, I think you should get a working formula on each sheet and then sum those on the totals sheet. -- Jim "Kim" wrote in message ... |I have several worksheets for different places which each have budget | information regarding how much 'Amount' and when a payment is due 'Date'. I | am trying to create a 'totals' spreadsheet which will collect the relevant | information from each spreadsheet so I can total the amount due for each | month due and if values change in the separate spreadsheets with therefore | update the 'totals' spreadsheet. VLOOKUP has been suggested but the months | vary in each spreadsheet and therefore their cell locations vary. I need the | formula to look for the specified month e.g. 01-Dec-05, then collect the | amount from the adjacent cell and put that information into my 'totals' | sheet. I have also tried naming the columns and using SUMIF | (=SUMIF(London_Date, ''01-Dec-05'', London'!G:G) but it seemed to work for | one spreadsheet and now I can't get it to work for the next spreadsheet? | | I've been through my excel formulas book and the office assistant but I'm | really stuck and this should have been done last week! Any suggestions? | | Thank you for your help | | Kim | |
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