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I am trying to total up my year to date and catagorize the amount by states
but no of the pre formulars seem to be able to do that and I am not sure if you can or how to combine several formulars together I have a sheet for my weekly wage info to be entered with a location box for the state location what i am wanting to do is reference the states location on my all states sheet and log the gross total from the weekly page and place in the corrosponding cell on the all state page is this possible Example I worked in VA, AL, NC, VA ( notice I place VA in there 2 times I want the totals for both times to be added together). Each week I want to enter in my pay slip amounts on the weekly wage page say for VA I want that info to be calculated and placed on the all state page under VA. I tried to use the match formular in combination with the add formular but it did not work? |
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Have a look at the SUMIF function in Excel Help - it does exactly what
you want to do with a single condition. You can also use the SUMPRODUCT function if you have more than one condition. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 19, 12:12*am, "Buzz Local#30" wrote: I am trying to total up my year to date and catagorize the amount by states but no of the pre formulars seem to be able to do that and I am not sure if you can or how to combine several formulars together I have a sheet for my weekly wage info to be entered with a location box for the state location what i am wanting to do is reference the states location on my all states sheet and log the gross total *from the weekly page and place in the corrosponding cell on the all state page is this possible Example I worked in VA, AL, NC, VA * ( notice I place VA in there 2 times I want the totals for both times to be added together). Each week I want to enter in my pay slip amounts on the weekly wage page say for VA I want that info to be calculated and placed on the all state page under VA. I tried to use the match formular in combination with the add formular but it did not work? |
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Ok so far I the responce for my problem has been use the sumif formular
which I have tried and it work some what, but, not completely so I have came up with this senario to try and help better explain what I am trying to do if some one can help with this example I have compiled below would be great? I am sorry if I am confusing everyone but there just seams like there is away with acomplishing this problem I have? I worked in Virginia and say I earned $10,000.00 gross income for the months jan thru march I left VA and went to work in Alabama I earned $3,000.00 gross income for the months apr thru may I then left AL and went back to virginia and work another month which I earned another $5,000.00 Heres what I get with my formular when I enter in the info like I wrote it above each I entered in the amounts that I earned in VA first it totaled up correct then when I started to enter in the amounts for AL the info for VA returned $0.00 and the info for AL worked correctly I need for the info I entered for the first time I worked in VA to stay there and the second time I worked in VA to be added to the first time in the way it was added the first time on a weekly basis. This might have confused every one for bit but I am trying to make as simple as possible to understand I know there has to be a way I just need help to figure it out from the more experienced? "Pete_UK" wrote in message ... Have a look at the SUMIF function in Excel Help - it does exactly what you want to do with a single condition. You can also use the SUMPRODUCT function if you have more than one condition. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 19, 12:12 am, "Buzz Local#30" wrote: I am trying to total up my year to date and catagorize the amount by states but no of the pre formulars seem to be able to do that and I am not sure if you can or how to combine several formulars together I have a sheet for my weekly wage info to be entered with a location box for the state location what i am wanting to do is reference the states location on my all states sheet and log the gross total from the weekly page and place in the corrosponding cell on the all state page is this possible Example I worked in VA, AL, NC, VA ( notice I place VA in there 2 times I want the totals for both times to be added together). Each week I want to enter in my pay slip amounts on the weekly wage page say for VA I want that info to be calculated and placed on the all state page under VA. I tried to use the match formular in combination with the add formular but it did not work? |
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See answer elsewhere, and please do not multi-post - it wastes both
your and respondents' time, and you may get black-listed. Pete On Apr 21, 2:17*pm, "Buzz Local#30" wrote: Ok so far I the responce for my problem has been use the sumif formular which I have tried and it work some what, but, not completely so I have came up with this senario to try and help better explain what I am trying to do if some one can help with this example I have compiled below would be great? I am sorry if I am confusing everyone but there just seams like there is away with acomplishing this problem I have? I worked in Virginia and say I earned $10,000.00 gross income for the months jan thru march I left VA and went to work in Alabama I earned $3,000.00 gross income for the months apr thru may I then left AL and went back to virginia and work another month which I earned another $5,000.00 Heres what I get with my formular when I enter in the info like I wrote it above each I *entered in the amounts that I earned in VA first it totaled up correct then when I started to enter in the amounts for AL the info for VA returned $0.00 and the info for AL worked correctly I need for the info I entered for the first time I worked in VA to stay there and the second time I worked in VA to be added to the first time in the way it was added the first time on a weekly basis. This might have confused every one for bit but I am trying to make as simple as possible to understand I know there has to be a way I just need help to figure it out from the more experienced? "Pete_UK" wrote in message ... Have a look at the SUMIF function in Excel Help - it does exactly what you want to do with a single condition. You can also use the SUMPRODUCT function if you have more than one condition. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 19, 12:12 am, "Buzz Local#30" wrote: I am trying to total up my year to date and catagorize the amount by states but no of the pre formulars seem to be able to do that and I am not sure if you can or how to combine several formulars together I have a sheet for my weekly wage info to be entered with a location box for the state location what i am wanting to do is reference the states location on my all states sheet and log the gross total from the weekly page and place in the corrosponding cell on the all state page is this possible Example I worked in VA, AL, NC, VA ( notice I place VA in there 2 times I want the totals for both times to be added together). Each week I want to enter in my pay slip amounts on the weekly wage page say for VA I want that info to be calculated and placed on the all state page under VA. I tried to use the match formular in combination with the add formular but it did not work?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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