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I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows
each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3
etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Did the answer I gave you yesterday not work?
Pete On Dec 7, 6:40 pm, smooney wrote: I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc.
"T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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No it didn't. I played around with it for a long time and it kept returning
a value of zero. Thought I would start fresh again with more details to the quetion. Thanks anyway. "Pete_UK" wrote: Did the answer I gave you yesterday not work? Pete On Dec 7, 6:40 pm, smooney wrote: I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Ok...
Assuming the sheet names a 07PP01, 07PP02 ... 07PP27 =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(ROW(INDIREC T("1:27")),"00")&"!D:D"),A2,INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(R OW(INDIRECT("1:27")),"00")&"!L:L"))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc. "T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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In the formula, A2 is the name of interest!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Ok... Assuming the sheet names a 07PP01, 07PP02 ... 07PP27 =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(ROW(INDIREC T("1:27")),"00")&"!D:D"),A2,INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(R OW(INDIRECT("1:27")),"00")&"!L:L"))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc. "T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Thank you...but it's not working. What should I replace the A2 with in the
formula? The person's name? Without changing the A2, the formula is returning a value of zero. Should I be entering this formula in a certain cell in the 'Totals' worksheet? Thank you for your patience! "T. Valko" wrote: In the formula, A2 is the name of interest! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Ok... Assuming the sheet names a 07PP01, 07PP02 ... 07PP27 =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(ROW(INDIREC T("1:27")),"00")&"!D:D"),A2,INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(R OW(INDIRECT("1:27")),"00")&"!L:L"))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc. "T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Here's a small sample file that demonstrates this:
sumif.xls 14kb http://cjoint.com/?mhvzHn7rJH I'm only using 3 sheets in this sample so you'll notice I use this in the formula: ....ROW(INDIRECT("1:3"))... If you're using 27 sheets then it would be: ....ROW(INDIRECT("1:27"))... -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Thank you...but it's not working. What should I replace the A2 with in the formula? The person's name? Without changing the A2, the formula is returning a value of zero. Should I be entering this formula in a certain cell in the 'Totals' worksheet? Thank you for your patience! "T. Valko" wrote: In the formula, A2 is the name of interest! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Ok... Assuming the sheet names a 07PP01, 07PP02 ... 07PP27 =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(ROW(INDIREC T("1:27")),"00")&"!D:D"),A2,INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(R OW(INDIRECT("1:27")),"00")&"!L:L"))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc. "T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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Yes...that works! Thank you....thank you...thank you!
"T. Valko" wrote: Here's a small sample file that demonstrates this: sumif.xls 14kb http://cjoint.com/?mhvzHn7rJH I'm only using 3 sheets in this sample so you'll notice I use this in the formula: ....ROW(INDIRECT("1:3"))... If you're using 27 sheets then it would be: ....ROW(INDIRECT("1:27"))... -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Thank you...but it's not working. What should I replace the A2 with in the formula? The person's name? Without changing the A2, the formula is returning a value of zero. Should I be entering this formula in a certain cell in the 'Totals' worksheet? Thank you for your patience! "T. Valko" wrote: In the formula, A2 is the name of interest! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Ok... Assuming the sheet names a 07PP01, 07PP02 ... 07PP27 =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(ROW(INDIREC T("1:27")),"00")&"!D:D"),A2,INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(R OW(INDIRECT("1:27")),"00")&"!L:L"))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc. "T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...that works! Thank you....thank you...thank you! "T. Valko" wrote: Here's a small sample file that demonstrates this: sumif.xls 14kb http://cjoint.com/?mhvzHn7rJH I'm only using 3 sheets in this sample so you'll notice I use this in the formula: ....ROW(INDIRECT("1:3"))... If you're using 27 sheets then it would be: ....ROW(INDIRECT("1:27"))... -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Thank you...but it's not working. What should I replace the A2 with in the formula? The person's name? Without changing the A2, the formula is returning a value of zero. Should I be entering this formula in a certain cell in the 'Totals' worksheet? Thank you for your patience! "T. Valko" wrote: In the formula, A2 is the name of interest! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Ok... Assuming the sheet names a 07PP01, 07PP02 ... 07PP27 =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(ROW(INDIREC T("1:27")),"00")&"!D:D"),A2,INDIRECT("07PP"&TEXT(R OW(INDIRECT("1:27")),"00")&"!L:L"))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... Yes...07PP01, 07PP02, 07PP03....etc. "T. Valko" wrote: Do the sheet names follow some sequential pattern? Like Week1, Week2, Week3 etc? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "smooney" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains 27 worksheets with 20 columns and 120 rows each. Column D in each worksheet contains a different name in each row and Column L in each worksheet contains a different # assosiated with the name in Column D. On a separate 'Totals' worksheet, I need the person's name and the sum of all #'s from Column L assosiated with that name from all worksheets. The names are all in different rows in each worksheet. Please help! |
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