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two variables to get result
Hi
I have the below data, which I want to bring in a different format. Basically the data in Column 3 I want to bring back for each sales rep, however the two variables I would be using would be Sales Rep then Count Cusotmers, or Sales Rep and Sum of Fop$ 09, to get the figure in Column 3. How would I go about this? Sales Rep Data Total Sales Rep1 Count of Customers 21 Sales Rep1 Sum of FOP$ 09 42,349,912 Sales Rep1 Sum of ACT$ 08 46,217,303 Sales Rep1 Sum of ACT$ 07 48,191,043 |
two variables to get result
Try this:
E1 = Sales Rep1 F1 = Count of Customers (or whatever) =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A4=E1),--(B1:B4=F1),C1:C4) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cinny" wrote in message ... Hi I have the below data, which I want to bring in a different format. Basically the data in Column 3 I want to bring back for each sales rep, however the two variables I would be using would be Sales Rep then Count Cusotmers, or Sales Rep and Sum of Fop$ 09, to get the figure in Column 3. How would I go about this? Sales Rep Data Total Sales Rep1 Count of Customers 21 Sales Rep1 Sum of FOP$ 09 42,349,912 Sales Rep1 Sum of ACT$ 08 46,217,303 Sales Rep1 Sum of ACT$ 07 48,191,043 |
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