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In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but
there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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Try this:
A15 = customer B15 = month =SUMIF(B2:B7,A15,INDEX(C2:F7,,MATCH(B15,C1:F1,0))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Peanut" wrote in message ... In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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This works great, but oddly enough the customer value of "C" does not work.
If I change that same customer to another letter, it works just fine. Weird. But now I have another question. Is there a way to count how many products Customer A bought in a certain month? With this small of a data set, it is easy to count by hand, but my data will end up being an indefinite length by year end. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: A15 = customer B15 = month =SUMIF(B2:B7,A15,INDEX(C2:F7,,MATCH(B15,C1:F1,0))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Peanut" wrote in message ... In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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Nevermind. I did get C to work. :)
"Peanut" wrote: This works great, but oddly enough the customer value of "C" does not work. If I change that same customer to another letter, it works just fine. Weird. But now I have another question. Is there a way to count how many products Customer A bought in a certain month? With this small of a data set, it is easy to count by hand, but my data will end up being an indefinite length by year end. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: A15 = customer B15 = month =SUMIF(B2:B7,A15,INDEX(C2:F7,,MATCH(B15,C1:F1,0))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Peanut" wrote in message ... In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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Nevermind on my second question as well. I got it. Thanks again.
"Peanut" wrote: This works great, but oddly enough the customer value of "C" does not work. If I change that same customer to another letter, it works just fine. Weird. But now I have another question. Is there a way to count how many products Customer A bought in a certain month? With this small of a data set, it is easy to count by hand, but my data will end up being an indefinite length by year end. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: A15 = customer B15 = month =SUMIF(B2:B7,A15,INDEX(C2:F7,,MATCH(B15,C1:F1,0))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Peanut" wrote in message ... In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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Hi,
Yes that's possible =SUMPRODUCT((B2:B7=H1)*(C1:F1=G1)*(C2:F7)) A B C D E F G H Category Cus Jan Feb Mar Apr Jan A Pizza A 8 7 6 5 B 8 4 8 6 C 9 5 9 7 Drinks A 10 6 10 8 B 11 7 11 9 C 12 8 12 12 mIKE "Peanut" wrote: In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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This works. Thank you for your help!
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, Yes that's possible =SUMPRODUCT((B2:B7=H1)*(C1:F1=G1)*(C2:F7)) A B C D E F G H Category Cus Jan Feb Mar Apr Jan A Pizza A 8 7 6 5 B 8 4 8 6 C 9 5 9 7 Drinks A 10 6 10 8 B 11 7 11 9 C 12 8 12 12 mIKE "Peanut" wrote: In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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=SUMPRODUCT((B2:B7="A")*(MONTH(C1:F1)=1)*(C2:F7))
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Peanut" wrote in message ... In Excel 2003, I need to sum some information with multiple criteria, but there is an extra spin on it. Here is my data: Transaction Amount Category Customer Jan Feb Mar Apr YTD Pizza A 20 15 23 39 97 B 15 12 9 10 46 C 25 25 30 10 90 Drinks A 10 5 8 12 35 B 10 8 10 10 38 C 15 20 12 19 66 I need to create a report that SUMs the total amount spent (regardless of whether it is pizza or drinks) by Customer A in January (or any other month that I specify). Essentially, I have two criteria - one in a row and one in a column. Is this possible? |
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