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Default finding and summing data in somewhat complex matrix.

Hi,

I am having trouble with the following, and wonder if someone can help me out.
We have a periodical dump of ledgerdata, which is divided in Budget and
Realisation info.
The format (i.e. the number of lines with Budget- or Realisation data)
varies per period.
Furthermore the data is specified (columnwise) over approx. 30 cust-units.
The data has to be reported per cost-unit on separate sheets, and is
ultimately aggregated to company-level.

The dataset looks like this:
Type Ledger# unit1 unit2 unit3 unitn
Budget 1 10 20 30 50
Budget 1 5 15 25 33
Budget 4 1 0 10 15
Real. 1 5 10 20 25
Real. 4 7 15 20 38
Real. 4 2 5 5 5

I am looking for a formula that finds whether it is a Budget or Realisation,
and then sums the values per ledger# per cost-unit.
Presently I find the data by defining the exact range (e.g. Budget data is
in A2:AZ136), and then use SUMIF to sum the data per ledger#.
With 30 cost-units this means a lot of find&replace.
Any suggestions?

Thanks!


 
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