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Hello all! I am trying to figure out the very simplest way to do something
very complicated. I am looking for a way to sum up all the dollar amounts that meet two criteria. For instance, I want to sum all the expenses on 6/1/2007, that fell into category LM, and sum all expenses on 6/1/2007, that fell into category BD, etc. All together, there are 5 categories (BD, VISIT, LD1, LM, ADJ, & LD2). This is tricky because it requires a double lookup. Vlookup doesnt seem to be able to handle the demand. I tried Index/Match and didnt get the results I was looking for. Can someone offer a better suggestion as to how to do this? I am ok with VBA, but still learning and I dont feel like I know where to start with this thing. I think it will require a VBA solution. Finally, the data is stored on multiple sheets, titled 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 (days in June). Is there a way to find every incidence of 6/1/2007 in the workbook, then sum the dollar figures that correspond to LM, BD, etc? I was thinking of taking all values on all sheets, copying them to one summary sheet, and then working only with that summary sheet for the lookup, index/match, find, whatever. Does this make sense? I am open to literally anything. The workbook that I inherited doesnt work at all so I am trying to divorce myself from it and start over anyway. Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy |
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