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Vlookup to Return Cell Name Not Value?
I'm wondering if I can do the following with this table...on
tab1(snippet of raw data) colA colB 2 55 3 57 6 51 9 40 10 42 I was trying to get vlookup to to work on tab2... colA colB 3 * this is where I want to use vlookup 9 What I need to do is sum up all values in tab1.colB from 3 through 9. So I was thinking if I could get vlookup to return the cell number then I can do a sum from the return value. I hope I'm making this clear. Any help is appreciated. -Bruce |
Vlookup to Return Cell Name Not Value?
If I've understood correctly this may do what you want:-
=SUMIF(Sheet1!A1:A5,"=3",Sheet1!B1:B5)-(SUMIF(Sheet1!A1:A5,"9",Sheet1!B1:B5)) Mike " wrote: I'm wondering if I can do the following with this table...on tab1(snippet of raw data) colA colB 2 55 3 57 6 51 9 40 10 42 I was trying to get vlookup to to work on tab2... colA colB 3 * this is where I want to use vlookup 9 What I need to do is sum up all values in tab1.colB from 3 through 9. So I was thinking if I could get vlookup to return the cell number then I can do a sum from the return value. I hope I'm making this clear. Any help is appreciated. -Bruce |
Vlookup to Return Cell Name Not Value?
set sumrange = sheets("Tab1").Range("B3:B9")
mysum = worksheetfunction.sum(sumrange) " wrote: I'm wondering if I can do the following with this table...on tab1(snippet of raw data) colA colB 2 55 3 57 6 51 9 40 10 42 I was trying to get vlookup to to work on tab2... colA colB 3 * this is where I want to use vlookup 9 What I need to do is sum up all values in tab1.colB from 3 through 9. So I was thinking if I could get vlookup to return the cell number then I can do a sum from the return value. I hope I'm making this clear. Any help is appreciated. -Bruce |
Vlookup to Return Cell Name Not Value?
Hi Bruce,
Use MATCH() instead of VLOOKUP. MATCH() returns the relative position of the item found -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel wrote in message ... | I'm wondering if I can do the following with this table...on | tab1(snippet of raw data) | colA colB | 2 55 | 3 57 | 6 51 | 9 40 | 10 42 | | I was trying to get vlookup to to work on tab2... | colA colB | 3 * this is where I want to use vlookup | 9 | | What I need to do is sum up all values in tab1.colB from 3 through 9. | So I was thinking if I could get vlookup to return the cell number | then I can do a sum from the return value. I hope I'm making this | clear. Any help is appreciated. | | -Bruce | |
Vlookup to Return Cell Name Not Value?
I did use Match (thanks Niek). Here's what I got:
=ADDRESS(MATCH($C28,Charges!$C$1:$C$401), 8,,,"Charges")&":"&ADDRESS(MATCH($C40,Charges!$C$1 :$C $401)-1,8,,,"Charges") Which returns..exactly correct! Charges!$H$40:Charges!$H$52 But now the problem is that I need to sum up this range and if I just add SUM() it won't work because it's being treated as a string...help? -Bruce |
Vlookup to Return Cell Name Not Value?
I got it working with this...thanks for the replies!
=SUM(INDIRECT("Charges!"&ADDRESS(MATCH($C136,Charg es!$C$1:$C$401), 8)&":"&ADDRESS(MATCH($C148,Charges!$C$1:$C$401)-1,8)))/2000 -Bruce |
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