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I am working on some spreadsheets at work, and need help with "grouped
sums," although that probaby is not the correct name for it. Example: In A1:A500 you have city names. Most, but not all, of the cities appear more than once, some 40-50 times. In B1:B500 you have dollar amounts received from each city. What I need is: In Column C, each city in Column A, just ONE time. In Column D, the total amount of dollars received from the city in column C. I am usually pretty good with formulas and can dabble in VBA, but I cant hack this one for some reason. Can anybody help? Thanks, Ron M. |
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try the SUMIF formula
excel help gives a good example of how to use it. Simon " wrote: I am working on some spreadsheets at work, and need help with "grouped sums," although that probaby is not the correct name for it. Example: In A1:A500 you have city names. Most, but not all, of the cities appear more than once, some 40-50 times. In B1:B500 you have dollar amounts received from each city. What I need is: In Column C, each city in Column A, just ONE time. In Column D, the total amount of dollars received from the city in column C. I am usually pretty good with formulas and can dabble in VBA, but I cant hack this one for some reason. Can anybody help? Thanks, Ron M. |
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