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I have an expense report I am trying to make stupid simple for my employees.
I have a worksheet called Detailed Expense they fill out. They input
their expenses and cost- code them. I have figured out a way to calculate
the total for each code selected (probably not the most efficient way) but
that works. I have another worksheet called Final Expense Report. This
sheet has the totals for all codes in their appropriate categories. (ie:
Travel, Mileage, Hotels, Meals, Airfare, Per Diem) The issue : people
multiple have / work on multiple projects, they could potentially have four
different cost codes for Airfare. Each cost code used and its total must be
listed on the Final Expense Report. Totaling all the airfare codes is easy.
However, having each airfare code auto-populate in the final separate code
totals on the Final Expense Report has thrown me for a loop. I could just
put all the Cost Codes on the sheet and then have the total, but I dont want
to put 300 Cost Codes on the Final Expense Report
Any help is appreciated..

 
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