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I have a part number in row a, and I want to look up the part # on an
inventory list in a separate worksheet, and have excel return the total number of that part # in stock. Right now I have: =SUMPRODUCT(--('c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$A$2:$A$260=A85),'c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$C$2:$C$200) A85 being the cell that contains the part # to be looked up C:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'! being the spreadsheet to lookup on, A2:A200 being the column with the part # in finished goods, and c2:c200 being the column with the number of units in stock. It is returning a #value message I hope I am not confusing you all too much. I really could use some help Thanks in advance |
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Could you not just use sumif in this case? eg =sumif(range where part nubers sold are listed=a85,range where quantoy in stock is) "mendozalaura" wrote: I have a part number in row a, and I want to look up the part # on an inventory list in a separate worksheet, and have excel return the total number of that part # in stock. Right now I have: =SUMPRODUCT(--('c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$A$2:$A$260=A85),'c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$C$2:$C$200) A85 being the cell that contains the part # to be looked up C:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'! being the spreadsheet to lookup on, A2:A200 being the column with the part # in finished goods, and c2:c200 being the column with the number of units in stock. It is returning a #value message I hope I am not confusing you all too much. I really could use some help Thanks in advance |
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The problem appears to be that the part # is the wrong data type. The part
number is alpha-numeric and excel is looking for a value to lookup. I am throughly confused. HELP "Johnny M" wrote: Hi Could you not just use sumif in this case? eg =sumif(range where part nubers sold are listed=a85,range where quantoy in stock is) "mendozalaura" wrote: I have a part number in row a, and I want to look up the part # on an inventory list in a separate worksheet, and have excel return the total number of that part # in stock. Right now I have: =SUMPRODUCT(--('c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$A$2:$A$260=A85),'c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$C$2:$C$200) A85 being the cell that contains the part # to be looked up C:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'! being the spreadsheet to lookup on, A2:A200 being the column with the part # in finished goods, and c2:c200 being the column with the number of units in stock. It is returning a #value message I hope I am not confusing you all too much. I really could use some help Thanks in advance |
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Hi, can you use the "Text To Columns" function from the Data drop down menu
to format both columns of part numbers the same way ie as text. ? "mendozalaura" wrote: The problem appears to be that the part # is the wrong data type. The part number is alpha-numeric and excel is looking for a value to lookup. I am throughly confused. HELP "Johnny M" wrote: Hi Could you not just use sumif in this case? eg =sumif(range where part nubers sold are listed=a85,range where quantoy in stock is) "mendozalaura" wrote: I have a part number in row a, and I want to look up the part # on an inventory list in a separate worksheet, and have excel return the total number of that part # in stock. Right now I have: =SUMPRODUCT(--('c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$A$2:$A$260=A85),'c:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'!$C$2:$C$200) A85 being the cell that contains the part # to be looked up C:\Database\[FINISHED GOODS.XLS]Finished Goods'! being the spreadsheet to lookup on, A2:A200 being the column with the part # in finished goods, and c2:c200 being the column with the number of units in stock. It is returning a #value message I hope I am not confusing you all too much. I really could use some help Thanks in advance |
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