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2 loops? got me spinning
I have States in column D and a percentage in column Z (on Data sheet). I
would like to loop through rows in the sheet and sum column Z for each state in column D. The list of States is on worksheet States and column C. For example... TX may show up twice on Data sheet and would like a sum for the number in column Z for Texas. Can I put that total on the States sheet in column D next to the state abbreviation? Any help is appreciated |
2 loops? got me spinning
Probably don't need VBA for this. Type this formula into an empty next to
column D and drag down. Should do the summing you want for each state: =SUMIF(Data!D2:D100,States!C2,Data!Z2:Z100) Adjust the formula to suit your data and columns, then drag down to sum all 50 states. HTH, Eric "John" wrote: I have States in column D and a percentage in column Z (on Data sheet). I would like to loop through rows in the sheet and sum column Z for each state in column D. The list of States is on worksheet States and column C. For example... TX may show up twice on Data sheet and would like a sum for the number in column Z for Texas. Can I put that total on the States sheet in column D next to the state abbreviation? Any help is appreciated |
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