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need some conceptual guidance, advanced excel
Hi there,
I need to add a lookup function in a spreadsheet that grows every month with new data. I'm trying to do one of the following, but keep getting stuck. 1) Create a VLOOKUP & SUMIF procedure that sums the values in a table which meet 2 to 3 VLOOKUP conditions (i.e. the text/values in 2 or 3 of the adjacent columns match - matching just one is not enough) OR 2) Automate a process whereby a name can be defined for a specified range of data based on an input cell (i.e., if my input cell was "February 2005", a macro could create a name for a data range "February 2005") Are either of these possible?? Thank you so much!!!! Marika |
need some conceptual guidance, advanced excel
=sumproduct(--(range1 = "a"),--(range2 = "b"),--(range32),--(range4=21))
does a count of rows that meet all conditions =sumproduct(--(range1 = "a"),--(range2 = "b"),--(range32),--(range4=21),range5) sums up values in range5 where conditions specified are met each rangeX is a single column area and each has the same number of rows or it can be applied to a single row area with equal number of columns in each but this usually isn't the paradigm of a database layout. range("A1:B200").Name = Range("C1").Value where C1 = "February_2005" without the quotes. Note that names can't contain spaces. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "marika1981" wrote in message ... Hi there, I need to add a lookup function in a spreadsheet that grows every month with new data. I'm trying to do one of the following, but keep getting stuck. 1) Create a VLOOKUP & SUMIF procedure that sums the values in a table which meet 2 to 3 VLOOKUP conditions (i.e. the text/values in 2 or 3 of the adjacent columns match - matching just one is not enough) OR 2) Automate a process whereby a name can be defined for a specified range of data based on an input cell (i.e., if my input cell was "February 2005", a macro could create a name for a data range "February 2005") Are either of these possible?? Thank you so much!!!! Marika |
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