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find values and add them
I have looked at past postings and found a couple of them and the formula's
did not work. Here is what I want to do: In column A I have part numbers and column B I have the weights of each time we ordered them (weights varied due to volume ordered) I want to make a formula that will search Column A for a part number and go to Column B and record that weight. This spreadsheet has about 20 different part numbers and we have ordered them constantly over the last 3 years. I need to add up the total weights from column B for each part number to see which part numbers have been ordered the most. A B EX1234 1000 EX1235 950 EX1236 1250 EX1234 1500 EX1235 1200 For example I would like the formula to return 2500 LBS for item EX1234. The speadsheet I have over 3 years has thousands of numbers in column A and they are basically about 15 to 20 different numbers. Thanks, Rick |
find values and add them
Hi Rick
If your data are in sheet1, then make a list of the item numbers in sheet2 column A. In column B use the SumIf formula. With your example data the formula will look like this: =SUMIF(Sheet1!A1:A5;A1;Sheet1!B1:B5) Regards, Per "RickB" skrev i en meddelelse ... I have looked at past postings and found a couple of them and the formula's did not work. Here is what I want to do: In column A I have part numbers and column B I have the weights of each time we ordered them (weights varied due to volume ordered) I want to make a formula that will search Column A for a part number and go to Column B and record that weight. This spreadsheet has about 20 different part numbers and we have ordered them constantly over the last 3 years. I need to add up the total weights from column B for each part number to see which part numbers have been ordered the most. A B EX1234 1000 EX1235 950 EX1236 1250 EX1234 1500 EX1235 1200 For example I would like the formula to return 2500 LBS for item EX1234. The speadsheet I have over 3 years has thousands of numbers in column A and they are basically about 15 to 20 different numbers. Thanks, Rick |
find values and add them
Quickest way is a pivot table. put your cursor in the middle of your source
data and select Data - Pivot Table... Follow the wizard. Put your part numbers in the left column and the weights in the data area. That is all it takes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "RickB" wrote: I have looked at past postings and found a couple of them and the formula's did not work. Here is what I want to do: In column A I have part numbers and column B I have the weights of each time we ordered them (weights varied due to volume ordered) I want to make a formula that will search Column A for a part number and go to Column B and record that weight. This spreadsheet has about 20 different part numbers and we have ordered them constantly over the last 3 years. I need to add up the total weights from column B for each part number to see which part numbers have been ordered the most. A B EX1234 1000 EX1235 950 EX1236 1250 EX1234 1500 EX1235 1200 For example I would like the formula to return 2500 LBS for item EX1234. The speadsheet I have over 3 years has thousands of numbers in column A and they are basically about 15 to 20 different numbers. Thanks, Rick |
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