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taking conditions from one spreadsheet to another
I need to take column B (customer account number) and state if the value is x
then take the monetary value in column P and add up the total value of all entries for this customer. Then I want to place the answer on a different worksheet in the same work book. Please can someone help me? |
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taking conditions from one spreadsheet to another
Something like this in a cell in Sheet2:
=SUMIF(Sheet1!B:B,"x",Sheet1!P:P) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 11:11*am, Analyst in the making <Analyst in the wrote: I need to take column B (customer account number) and state if the value is x then take the monetary value in column P and add up the total value of all entries for this customer. Then I want to place the answer on a different worksheet in the same work book. Please can someone help me? |
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taking conditions from one spreadsheet to another
Brilliant, thank you, but I need to do 9999 and I can't seem to drag the
formula down the page "Pete_UK" wrote: Something like this in a cell in Sheet2: =SUMIF(Sheet1!B:B,"x",Sheet1!P:P) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 11:11 am, Analyst in the making <Analyst in the wrote: I need to take column B (customer account number) and state if the value is x then take the monetary value in column P and add up the total value of all entries for this customer. Then I want to place the answer on a different worksheet in the same work book. Please can someone help me? |
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taking conditions from one spreadsheet to another
Put your account codes say in Column A of Sheet2, starting with A2,
and then change the formula to this: =SUMIF(Sheet1!B:B,A2,Sheet1!P:P) and then copy it down. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 12:12*pm, Analyst in the making wrote: Brilliant, thank you, but I need to do 9999 and I can't seem to drag the formula down the page "Pete_UK" wrote: Something like this in a cell in Sheet2: =SUMIF(Sheet1!B:B,"x",Sheet1!P:P) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 11:11 am, Analyst in the making <Analyst in the wrote: I need to take column B (customer account number) and state if the value is x then take the monetary value in column P and add up the total value of all entries for this customer. Then I want to place the answer on a different worksheet in the same work book. Please can someone help me?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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