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find value in A, grouped to B
Here's what I got..
I have 15 packing slips. Each has anywhere from 1 to 14 items and the quantity of that item shipped. The 14 items are the same items for all orders, except not everyone got the same items and qtys. So.. I took each packlist and typed in the item & typed the qty in the adjacent cell. I should mention I did this across, not down, if it matters. Now I need to find each item '#6944' and add the qty in the cell next to it for all 14 items. End result would be to have a list of each item with the grand total shipped next to it. Of course no two are in the same order. Figures.. Any help? |
find value in A, grouped to B
Hi Bambers
Try =SUMIF(A1:A100,"#6944",B1:B100) Change the cell ranges to suit. HTH Michael M "Bambers" wrote: Here's what I got.. I have 15 packing slips. Each has anywhere from 1 to 14 items and the quantity of that item shipped. The 14 items are the same items for all orders, except not everyone got the same items and qtys. So.. I took each packlist and typed in the item & typed the qty in the adjacent cell. I should mention I did this across, not down, if it matters. Now I need to find each item '#6944' and add the qty in the cell next to it for all 14 items. End result would be to have a list of each item with the grand total shipped next to it. Of course no two are in the same order. Figures.. Any help? |
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