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compiling data from one book to another...too many "ifs"
I made a spreadsheet a couple of years ago and it took forever. I need
something similar and I'm determined to find an easier way! I have rows of data in Book1. I would like to pull certain columns of data from these rows and add them up in a neat TOTALS grid in Book2, with a condition. For instance, this is my general set up: Book1 ColumnA: Name (salesperson) ColumnB: number (units) ColumnC: number (volume) ColumnD: (either blank or an "x") Each row has different names and associated data in the appropriate columns. I'd like to pull each salesperson's units and volume into Book2, depending on whether there is an X in Column D (No X = don't pull over any data from that row; X = pull data over) So I can write a million IF statements or there is an easier way I'm hoping someone can point out for me. (And perhaps instead of text "x's" i could use a button or pivot table or something??) I hope I've explained what I'm trying to do well enough...if not please let me know. Thank-you, in advance, for any help you can provide! Jacob |
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