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hi can anyone tell me how to find the total spent on stationery, members, and
arts? 03/01/09 Stationery 20 06/01/09 Members 32 06/01/09 Arts 25 09/01/09 Stationery 36 10/01/09 Arts 24 12/01/09 Members 72 16/01/09 Members 40 21/01/09 Stationery 25 23/01/09 Arts 22 |
search and sum
You could use the SUMIF function. Check Excel's Help on SUMIF.
Or you could a pivot table. Debra Dalgleish's excellent Contextures site has instructions & lots of tips: http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm SUMPRODUCT or an array formula could also be used, but I recommend SUMIF. Hope this helps, Hutch "V" wrote: hi can anyone tell me how to find the total spent on stationery, members, and arts? 03/01/09 Stationery 20 06/01/09 Members 32 06/01/09 Arts 25 09/01/09 Stationery 36 10/01/09 Arts 24 12/01/09 Members 72 16/01/09 Members 40 21/01/09 Stationery 25 23/01/09 Arts 22 |
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