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Using Vlookup to bring over a subtotal
Hi,
I have a spreadsheet that contains a list of part numbers and their quantity on hand at different locations. When I use Vlookup for the quantity on hand, it returns only the first location in the list. It doesn't bring the total for all locations. I would like to lookup each part number's total quantity on hand. A total of all the locations for each part number. Can Vlookup do this or do I have to use another function? Thank You, Richard |
Using Vlookup to bring over a subtotal
=sumif([Book2.xls]Sheet1!A:A,F12,[Book2.xls]Sheet1!C:C)
where F12 holds the part number to sum . Column C in your data table contains the quantity and column A, the part numbers. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Richard" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet that contains a list of part numbers and their quantity on hand at different locations. When I use Vlookup for the quantity on hand, it returns only the first location in the list. It doesn't bring the total for all locations. I would like to lookup each part number's total quantity on hand. A total of all the locations for each part number. Can Vlookup do this or do I have to use another function? Thank You, Richard |
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