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Default Sumif with variable target


Column A has over a hundred different parts codes. The order of codes in
this can change from month to month.

Column C is a list of all the parts codes from all invoices in Janaury
with their sales value in Column D. These columns are a couple of
thousand lines long. Columns E through Z contain the rest of the months
of the year, with a list of parts codes off the invoices in the
respective months and their values.

If I want to find out the totals for the codes in say January I use a
sumif formula in column B. But if I want to find out the totals for
March I have to re-wrtie the formula. Is it possible to have the
formula look up the values from a month declared in cell A1?

Thanks for any ideas.


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