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Unique values
Hi,
I have a list of container shipments to different countries, 1 line per invoice: France 1 Belgium 2 Spain 4 France 3 Belgium 4 In the reporting, it counts the total per destination: 4 to France, 6 to Belgium, 4 to Spain. To do that, I type "France" and then all containers with that destination are counted. Is it possible to avoid the typing, so that if a new destination is added (Brazil 5), "Brazil" is seen as new to the list and copied in the reporting? Thanks a lot, Kristoff |
Unique values
ksel wrote...
I have a list of container shipments to different countries, 1 line per invoice: France 1 Belgium 2 Spain 4 France 3 Belgium 4 In the reporting, it counts the total per destination: 4 to France, 6 to Belgium, 4 to Spain. To do that, I type "France" and then all containers with that destination are counted. Is it possible to avoid the typing, so that if a new destination is added (Brazil 5), "Brazil" is seen as new to the list and copied in the reporting? If the table of invoices were named INVOICE_TBL and the top-left cell in the results range were E2, one approach would be E2: =INDEX(INVOICE_TBL,1,1) E3 [array formula]: =IF(SUM(F$2:F2)<SUM(INDEX(INVOICE_TBL,0,2)),INDEX( INVOICE_TBL, MATCH(0,COUNTIF(E$2:E2,INDEX(INVOICE_TBL,0,1)),0), 1),"") Fill E3 down as far as you think you'll need it. F2: =IF(E2<"",SUMIF(INDEX(INVOICE_TBL,0,1),E2,INDEX(I NVOICE_TBL,0,2)),"") Double click on the fill handle to fill it down into the same rows as there are formulas in col E. |
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