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Default Excel XP Sum Array Formula

Hi Julie,

Thanks for the response.
Unfortunately, I do need an array formula as I wish to sum across several
worksheets sheets based on multi variabe criteria.

For example assuming 12 worksheets, one for each month of the year.
I want to sum the full year sales revenue for salesman Joe Bloggs for his
sales of item part number CW323 in the Australian Capital Territory where
discount exceeded 20%.

In short this is beyond the scope of a straight sum formula and too many
levels of criteria for a sumif formula.
The only solution I can think of isan array formula if this is possible.

Regards

John Howard

Sydney, Australia

"JulieD" wrote in message
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Hi John

not sure why you need an array formula for this
=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet5!C2:F2)

will sum all of the values from sheet1 to sheet5 (where these are the

first
& last sheets that you want to include in the calculation) for the range
C2:F2

Cheers
JulieD


"SMS - John Howard" wrote in message
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Can anyone give me the syntax for a sample Sum Array Formula for summing
ranges accross multi worksheets?

TIA

John Howard
Sydney Australia






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