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Kinda what I was looking for, but not quite.
I will need it to find ALL of the fields and not stop at the first one. Basically I have tabs with Job numbers (say 50 jobs, starting at 3000) The job is broken into different tasks (say task#1 - task#12) Each task is forecasted by week. What I need to know is how many hours I spend on task#3 the week of 4/21 across ALL jobs. Reading the VBA that you have written it doesn't look like that sum's up the hours, looks like if ends first time it finds the correct week. I would be using the same formula to get each additional week per task, so the column has to be variable. I have been using this code to get the information from a single tab. Vlookup($A10,3000!$1:$65536,hlookup(F$1,3000!$1$65 526,2,false)false) I just need to add that code 50 times to get all the jobs (of course switching the 3000 for 3001, 3002, 3003, etc. |
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