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i'm not really sure what you're trying to achieve here ... if MONTH is a range name it is not a good one ... suggest changing it for a start. Secondly, i think an index, match formula might work best for the first formula =INDEX(Sheet1!A4:E7,MATCH(B1,Sheet1!A4:A7,0),MATCH (A1,Sheet1!A4:E4,0)) where A1 holds the month and B1 holds the customer number and the following formula for the second =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!A4,MATCH(B1,Sheet1!A5:A7,0),1,1 ,MATCH(A1,Sheet1!B4:E4,0))) where A1 holds the month and B1 holds the customer number Hope this helps Cheers JulieD "X" wrote in message ... I am trying to Sum a Year to date range based on a month reference. Ideas? Sheet 1: Jan05 Feb05 Mar05 12345 12 34 56 67890 78 90 12 23456 34 56 78 Sheet 2: Column 1 Column2 12345 =SUMIF(CustNum,CustNum2,INDIRECT(Month)) Column3 (Not working) =SUMIF(CustNum,CustNum2,INDIRECT(CONCATENATE(Month ,"Total"))) |
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