![]() |
Spreadsheets--Adding Quantities
If I have two different worksheets, lets say spare mechanical parts, that
list the part number in 1 column and the quantity in stock in another column. Is there a way to bring them together so that the quantities of any duplicate part numbers will add up? For instance if on 1 spreadsheet I have Part# 1234 with a quantity of 5 and on the other spreadsheet I have the same Part # 1234 but with a quantity of 10; I want to bring those together on 1 spreadsheet so that Part # 1234 has a quantity of 15. |
Spreadsheets--Adding Quantities
Are the part # and quanties in the same columns in the various sheets?
-- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "WhiteS" wrote in message ... If I have two different worksheets, lets say spare mechanical parts, that list the part number in 1 column and the quantity in stock in another column. Is there a way to bring them together so that the quantities of any duplicate part numbers will add up? For instance if on 1 spreadsheet I have Part# 1234 with a quantity of 5 and on the other spreadsheet I have the same Part # 1234 but with a quantity of 10; I want to bring those together on 1 spreadsheet so that Part # 1234 has a quantity of 15. |
Spreadsheets--Adding Quantities
No they are not at the moment. I could try to do that, especially if it
saves some work! "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Are the part # and quanties in the same columns in the various sheets? -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "WhiteS" wrote in message ... If I have two different worksheets, lets say spare mechanical parts, that list the part number in 1 column and the quantity in stock in another column. Is there a way to bring them together so that the quantities of any duplicate part numbers will add up? For instance if on 1 spreadsheet I have Part# 1234 with a quantity of 5 and on the other spreadsheet I have the same Part # 1234 but with a quantity of 10; I want to bring those together on 1 spreadsheet so that Part # 1234 has a quantity of 15. |
Spreadsheets--Adding Quantities
Ok, so actually what I am trying to do is match up Part#'s w/ their
descriptions in two different worksheets. Sorry for the confusion! Any way to do this? "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Are the part # and quanties in the same columns in the various sheets? -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "WhiteS" wrote in message ... If I have two different worksheets, lets say spare mechanical parts, that list the part number in 1 column and the quantity in stock in another column. Is there a way to bring them together so that the quantities of any duplicate part numbers will add up? For instance if on 1 spreadsheet I have Part# 1234 with a quantity of 5 and on the other spreadsheet I have the same Part # 1234 but with a quantity of 10; I want to bring those together on 1 spreadsheet so that Part # 1234 has a quantity of 15. |
Spreadsheets--Adding Quantities
Have you looked at VLOOKUP and SUMIF?
Tell us how the data is set out on each sheet. Tell us what result you are looking for. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "WhiteS" wrote in message ... Ok, so actually what I am trying to do is match up Part#'s w/ their descriptions in two different worksheets. Sorry for the confusion! Any way to do this? "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Are the part # and quanties in the same columns in the various sheets? -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "WhiteS" wrote in message ... If I have two different worksheets, lets say spare mechanical parts, that list the part number in 1 column and the quantity in stock in another column. Is there a way to bring them together so that the quantities of any duplicate part numbers will add up? For instance if on 1 spreadsheet I have Part# 1234 with a quantity of 5 and on the other spreadsheet I have the same Part # 1234 but with a quantity of 10; I want to bring those together on 1 spreadsheet so that Part # 1234 has a quantity of 15. |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 02:05 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com