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Lookup Across Multiple Lists
PO Number Quantity PO Number Quantity PO Number Quantity
------------------------------------------------------------- PO2244 400 PO2244 900 PO2244 700 PO2263 600 PO2263 700 PO2263 100 PO2306 300 Hello all, I have three lists, see above. They contain similar information and all have the same header "PO Number" and "Quantity." Is there any way, with a formula, that I could find totals for each "PO Number." I am familiar with Excel's lookup functions but can't seem to make them fit this problem. I'd like to be able to see that PO2244 has a total quantity of 2000. And PO2263 has a total quantity of 1400. And so on. This list will grow so doing it manually is a problem. I'd like to avoid VBA but maybe I won't be able to do so... Many thanks to you! Christine |
Lookup Across Multiple Lists
=sumif(A:A,"PO2244",B:B)+Sumif(C:C,"PO2244",D:D)+S umif(E:E,"PO2244",F:F)
You can replace "PO2244" with a cell reference for a cell that contains the PO. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Christine Flott" wrote in message om... PO Number Quantity PO Number Quantity PO Number Quantity ------------------------------------------------------------- PO2244 400 PO2244 900 PO2244 700 PO2263 600 PO2263 700 PO2263 100 PO2306 300 Hello all, I have three lists, see above. They contain similar information and all have the same header "PO Number" and "Quantity." Is there any way, with a formula, that I could find totals for each "PO Number." I am familiar with Excel's lookup functions but can't seem to make them fit this problem. I'd like to be able to see that PO2244 has a total quantity of 2000. And PO2263 has a total quantity of 1400. And so on. This list will grow so doing it manually is a problem. I'd like to avoid VBA but maybe I won't be able to do so... Many thanks to you! Christine |
Lookup Across Multiple Lists
Tom,
This is very helpful, I appreciate your help on this (and other issues I've resolved by using this list as a reference in the past as well!) Christine |
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