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How to set up an automatic SUMIF function
I am trying to automatically sum all values with the same account ID.
I’ve tried using the SUMIF function but that required me to specif what the account ID I would like it to search for. I would like th macro to automatically search within a specific column and whenever i finds a duplicated account ID, to sum the values of the duplicate account ID. For example, if there are two account 900, one displayin a positive 50 and the other a negative 25. I would like it to su those two numbers together so that I only have one row showing fo account 900. Any help is much appreciated. yale -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
How to set up an automatic SUMIF function
select the IDs with the first cell at the top being a header like ID, and
then do Data=Filter=Advanced Filter, choose copy to another location, leave criteria blank, check the box for Uniques. Click OK and you will get a unique list of Account ID's. now put your sumif formula next to this assume these are in column M and formula in N, original data with ID's in A and column to Sum C in N1 =sumif(A:A,M1,C:C) and drag fill down next to your values. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "yalex " wrote in message ... I am trying to automatically sum all values with the same account ID. I've tried using the SUMIF function but that required me to specify what the account ID I would like it to search for. I would like the macro to automatically search within a specific column and whenever it finds a duplicated account ID, to sum the values of the duplicated account ID. For example, if there are two account 900, one displaying a positive 50 and the other a negative 25. I would like it to sum those two numbers together so that I only have one row showing for account 900. Any help is much appreciated. yalex --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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