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Sumproduct I think but a tough one
Source Sheet
D8:Q8 contains data -1 through 12 which represents months of the current year (1 thru 12)and the 2 from the previous year (-1, and 0) Range B10: b129 contains account numbers Range d10:d129 contains costing data Summary Sheet Cell b3 will contain either -1 through 12 based on user request Row J will contain the account # (j1 =100, J2=200, etc..) The rest of the document requires no other intervention as it is preset with values. I need a formula that will lookup cell B3 and J6 in the summary sheet and look to the source sheet and show me the costing Hope that makes sense Thanks alot |
Sumproduct I think but a tough one
Range d10:d129 contains costing data
Is that supposed to be: Range D10:Q129 contains costing data -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Curtis" wrote in message ... Source Sheet D8:Q8 contains data -1 through 12 which represents months of the current year (1 thru 12)and the 2 from the previous year (-1, and 0) Range B10: b129 contains account numbers Range d10:d129 contains costing data Summary Sheet Cell b3 will contain either -1 through 12 based on user request Row J will contain the account # (j1 =100, J2=200, etc..) The rest of the document requires no other intervention as it is preset with values. I need a formula that will lookup cell B3 and J6 in the summary sheet and look to the source sheet and show me the costing Hope that makes sense Thanks alot |
Sumproduct I think but a tough one
Yes
Sorry and Thanks "T. Valko" wrote: Range d10:d129 contains costing data Is that supposed to be: Range D10:Q129 contains costing data -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Curtis" wrote in message ... Source Sheet D8:Q8 contains data -1 through 12 which represents months of the current year (1 thru 12)and the 2 from the previous year (-1, and 0) Range B10: b129 contains account numbers Range d10:d129 contains costing data Summary Sheet Cell b3 will contain either -1 through 12 based on user request Row J will contain the account # (j1 =100, J2=200, etc..) The rest of the document requires no other intervention as it is preset with values. I need a formula that will lookup cell B3 and J6 in the summary sheet and look to the source sheet and show me the costing Hope that makes sense Thanks alot . |
Sumproduct I think but a tough one
Are B10:B129 all different? If so you could use
=INDEX('Source'!D$10:Q$129,MATCH(J1,'Source'!B$10: B$129,0),MATCH(B $3,'Source'!D$8:Q$8,0)) regards, barry or if there might be multiple matches in column B =SUMIF('Source'!B$10:B$129,J1,INDEX('Source'!D$10: Q$129,0,MATCH(B $3,'Source'!D$8:Q$8,0))) regards, barry |
Sumproduct I think but a tough one
Thx alot
"barry houdini" wrote: Are B10:B129 all different? If so you could use =INDEX('Source'!D$10:Q$129,MATCH(J1,'Source'!B$10: B$129,0),MATCH(B $3,'Source'!D$8:Q$8,0)) regards, barry or if there might be multiple matches in column B =SUMIF('Source'!B$10:B$129,J1,INDEX('Source'!D$10: Q$129,0,MATCH(B $3,'Source'!D$8:Q$8,0))) regards, barry . |
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