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Hi everyone!

I have a workbook with several sheets.. each sheet contains daily
collections for different vending machines.. it's possible to have a
collection twice for one day. Column A is the date of the collection
and Column D is the amount collected. On my last sheet I want to use
as a summary sheet.. in cell A1 I would enter the date.. below that I
would use Cell A2 and begin to list down the column all the machines I
have (example 9701, 9702, 9703, etc) in Cell B2 I want excel to take
the date from cell A1 and match it with sheet 9701 and add the
collections up( so if I had two collections for 3/2/2004 in the
amounts of $25.00 and $20.00 excel would put $45.00 into cell B2).. is
this possible?

Thanks,
Kevin R Baker
USS SEATTLE (AOE 3)
 
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