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3D SUMIF
I can't get thisd more func function to work - can anyone see what is wrong
=SUMIF({=THREED(Aug Out:Jul Out!A$3:A$339)},Reconciliation!A6,{=THREED(Aug Out:Jul Out!D$3:D$339)}) |
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3D SUMIF
What about your previous post..Have you tried this?
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&"sheet"&ROW(INDIREC T("1:25"))&"'!A:A"), Reconciliation!$A10,INDIRECT("'"&"sheet"&ROW(INDIR ECT("1:25"))&"'!D:D"))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "BimboUK" wrote: I can't get thisd more func function to work - can anyone see what is wrong =SUMIF({=THREED(Aug Out:Jul Out!A$3:A$339)},Reconciliation!A6,{=THREED(Aug Out:Jul Out!D$3:D$339)}) |
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3D SUMIF
THREED has problems with sheet names that contain spaces. Rename the sheets
removing the spaces and it will work. =SUMPRODUCT(--(THREED(AugOut:JulOut!A$3:A$339)=Reconciliation!A6 ),THREED(AugOut:JulOut!D$3:D$339)) However, if you only have 2 sheets to calculate you're better off using a simple SUMIF (and you won't have to rename the sheets!): =SUMIF('Aug out'!A3:A339,Reconciliation!A6,'Aug out'!D3:D339)+SUMIF('Jul out'!A3:A339,Reconciliation!A6,'Jul out'!D3:D339) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "BimboUK" wrote in message ... I can't get thisd more func function to work - can anyone see what is wrong =SUMIF({=THREED(Aug Out:Jul Out!A$3:A$339)},Reconciliation!A6,{=THREED(Aug Out:Jul Out!D$3:D$339)}) |
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