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I don't know whether I need a vlookup or if or what, but I will try to explain.
I have a sheet for use in construction to track backcharges between subcontractors. For example, if one sub damages something and I have to pay another sub to fix it, then I have to backcharge the cost of the repair to the sub who damaged it. So I have columns as follows that are pertinent to tracking $ amounts and/or producing desired results: D3 - Total $ Amount of PCO (Potential Change Order) E3 - Responsible Sub (Sub who damaged item) F3 - PCO Sub 1 (name from defined list "sub1") G3 - $ amount PCO sub 1 charges to fix H3 - PCO Sub 2 (name from defined list "sub1") I3 - $ amount PCO sub 2 charges to fix J3 - PCO Sub 3 (name from defined list "sub1") K3 - S amount PCO sub 3 charge to fix (NOTE: the reason there may be more than 1 sub fixing something is that it may involve more than 1 trade and I need different people to fix) L3 - The amount (if any) I am responsible for M3 - Backcharge (Yes or No drop down option) N3 - Actual backcharge amount to responsible sub O3 - Change Ordered needed (yes or no drop down option) P3 - Actual Change Order Amount Now at the bottom of the sheet I would like to have totals of who is getting backcharged what in $ amounts. I have all the subs listed as they are in my defined list "sub1" As I enter $ amounts in the columns G3, I3 and K3 I would like all those totals for the entire sheet to add in one cell by their name at the bottom. Let's say cell A25 is "Joes" (from the list) I want cell B25 to add all the totals from above every time I have to charge Joes for something. I hope this makes sense. Thanks, Neil |
Not Sure on Function
I think you can use SUMIF for this, along the lines of:
=SUMIF(E$3:E$24,A25,P$3:P$24) giving the net charge to the sub whose name is in A25. Copy the formula down if you have other names below A25. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 7, 4:54*pm, Neil M wrote: I don't know whether I need a vlookup or if or what, but I will try to explain. I have a sheet for use in construction to track backcharges between subcontractors. For example, if one sub damages something and I have to pay another sub to fix it, then I have to backcharge the cost of the repair to the sub who damaged it. So I have columns as follows that are pertinent to tracking $ amounts and/or producing desired results: D3 - Total $ Amount of PCO (Potential Change Order) E3 - Responsible Sub (Sub who damaged item) F3 - PCO Sub 1 (name from defined list "sub1") G3 - $ amount PCO sub 1 charges to fix H3 - PCO Sub 2 (name from defined list "sub1") I3 - $ amount PCO sub 2 charges to fix J3 - PCO Sub 3 (name from defined list "sub1") K3 - S amount PCO sub 3 charge to fix (NOTE: the reason there may be more than 1 sub fixing something is that it may involve more than 1 trade and I need different people to fix) L3 - The amount (if any) I am responsible for M3 - Backcharge (Yes or No drop down option) N3 - Actual backcharge amount to responsible sub O3 - Change Ordered needed (yes or no drop down option) P3 - Actual Change Order Amount Now at the bottom of the sheet I would like to have totals of who is getting backcharged what in $ amounts. I have all the subs listed as they are in my defined list "sub1" As I enter $ amounts in the columns G3, I3 and K3 I would like all those totals for the entire sheet to add in one cell by their name at the bottom.. Let's say cell A25 is "Joes" (from the list) *I want cell B25 to add all the totals from above every time I have to charge Joes for something. I hope this makes sense. Thanks, Neil |
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