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Using SUMIF with a drop down.
Hi Luke
Worked a treat, many thanks Steve "Luke M" wrote: I'm assuming M6 will contain the name of a sheet? =SUMIF(INDIRECT(Main!M6&"!B2:B218"),Main!K11,INDIR ECT(M6&"!F2:F218")) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Steve" wrote: Hi, I think I put tis in the wrong area before. Is it possible to use a value from a pull down in a SUMIF statement? =SUMIF(Forecast!B2:B218,Main!K11,Forecast!F2:F218) I would like Forecast to be replaced by M6 on the "Main" tab, this would give me the ability to do the calculations for all tabs. Thanks Steve |
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