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This is my current formula, found in sheet "Creditors" across 12 columns:
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Purchase Ledger'!$E$3:$E$2000=Creditors!$B5),--('Purchase Ledger'!$F$3:$F$2000=Creditors!G$3),'Purchase Ledger'!$J$3:$J$2000) At present it checks the column E contents of my sheet "Purchase Ledger" to see if they match the Creditor(by number), if so, it then checks the month number in column F of "Purchase Ledger" and if that matches the column number the formula is in it goes on to total the outstanding amount owed ot the creditor. I would like to split this into 2, showing the total of positive numbers and the total of negative numbers so that i can clearly see total invoices received and total payments made in each month. Please could you vary the above formula for me/ i know it will have to go in 2 separate cells to show both figures. Thank you Chris |
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