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Too much data?
I have 12 months of dealers information on 12 seperate tabs with 14 columns
for each dealer. I would like to create a master list where serching by dealer number will add each column for each month. I've tried adding vlookups for each sheet and gave me problems. |
Too much data?
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Too much data?
The cleanest thing to do is probably put all of you data on ONE sheet
(sorry, I'm a database purist) with a few blank rows above where the data labels are. Then use Data/Filter/Autofilter to turn on filtering so you can view the portion you want results on. Lastly, add SUBTOTAL (Subtotal will only calculate with the displayed data after filtering) functions above any columns that you may want to calculate. =SUBTOTAL(func,range) for the func value, 1=average, 2=count, 3=counta, 4=max, 5=min (and there are others) set the range as long as you like (I usually make it double the number I rows I think I'll need) On Jan 18, 11:56 am, TRYIN wrote: I have 12 months of dealers information on 12 seperate tabs with 14 columns for each dealer. I would like to create a master list where serching by dealer number will add each column for each month. I've tried adding vlookups for each sheet and gave me problems. |
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