Try something like this:

Using your data structure.....
Qty in rows 2,5,8,....etc
Model in rows 3,6,9 etc

As long as the Qty is ALWAYS in the row above the model

Then....
B100: 120
C100: =SUMIF($C$3:$C$98,$B100,$C$2:$C$97)

B101: 125
C101: =SUMIF($C$3:$C$98,$B101,$C$2:$C$97)

Notice that the Range argument is offset from the Sum_Range argument by 1 cell

Is that something you can work with?
***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Mark Ivey" wrote:

I have a problem with a weekly sales report. There are 5 possible orders in a given day. Some of these orders may have the same Model number. My manager wants to create a totals table below each day showing how many of each Model we had on that day. I tried to figure out how with nested IF's, but it got scary and still didn't work out right. I finally made a pretty large table on another sheet that compares each order (one at a time) for ONE Model at a time. Then reporting back the total for that model back to the original Totals section.

Does anyone know of a formula that would work with this scenario, or should I hang the formulas out to pasture and fix it up with VBA?

Please see attached for a picture of the table.


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Mark Ivey

Ron,

I had not thought of using the SUMIF with an offset. I think that will work. There is actually other data in the same column for other information about the Model, but I think the offset you mentioned will take care of that problem.

Thanks a million...

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Mark Ivey
"Ron Coderre" wrote in message ...
Try something like this:

Using your data structure.....
Qty in rows 2,5,8,....etc
Model in rows 3,6,9 etc

As long as the Qty is ALWAYS in the row above the model

Then....
B100: 120
C100: =SUMIF($C$3:$C$98,$B100,$C$2:$C$97)

B101: 125
C101: =SUMIF($C$3:$C$98,$B101,$C$2:$C$97)

Notice that the Range argument is offset from the Sum_Range argument by 1 cell

Is that something you can work with?
***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Mark Ivey" wrote:

I have a problem with a weekly sales report. There are 5 possible orders in a given day. Some of these orders may have the same Model number. My manager wants to create a totals table below each day showing how many of each Model we had on that day. I tried to figure out how with nested IF's, but it got scary and still didn't work out right. I finally made a pretty large table on another sheet that compares each order (one at a time) for ONE Model at a time. Then reporting back the total for that model back to the original Totals section.

Does anyone know of a formula that would work with this scenario, or should I hang the formulas out to pasture and fix it up with VBA?

Please see attached for a picture of the table.


--
Mark Ivey

Thanks for the feedback.....I'm glad that worked for you.

***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Mark Ivey" wrote:

Ron,

I had not thought of using the SUMIF with an offset. I think that will work. There is actually other data in the same column for other information about the Model, but I think the offset you mentioned will take care of that problem.

Thanks a million...

--
Mark Ivey
"Ron Coderre" wrote in message ...
Try something like this:

Using your data structure.....
Qty in rows 2,5,8,....etc
Model in rows 3,6,9 etc

As long as the Qty is ALWAYS in the row above the model

Then....
B100: 120
C100: =SUMIF($C$3:$C$98,$B100,$C$2:$C$97)

B101: 125
C101: =SUMIF($C$3:$C$98,$B101,$C$2:$C$97)

Notice that the Range argument is offset from the Sum_Range argument by 1 cell

Is that something you can work with?
***********
Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Mark Ivey" wrote:

I have a problem with a weekly sales report. There are 5 possible orders in a given day. Some of these orders may have the same Model number. My manager wants to create a totals table below each day showing how many of each Model we had on that day. I tried to figure out how with nested IF's, but it got scary and still didn't work out right. I finally made a pretty large table on another sheet that compares each order (one at a time) for ONE Model at a time. Then reporting back the total for that model back to the original Totals section.

Does anyone know of a formula that would work with this scenario, or should I hang the formulas out to pasture and fix it up with VBA?

Please see attached for a picture of the table.


--
Mark Ivey