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I have a report download that roughly looks like this:
Part # Date Qty 1234 6/1/10 25 1234 6/3/10 50 1234 6/7/10 100 4567 6/1/10 75 4567 6/3/10 45 4567 6/7/10 20 I am trying to sum up the quantites for each part number by date into another worksheet. Help! |
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Try
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$A$1:$A$200=1234),--(Sheet1!$B$1:$B$200=--"2010-06-01")) etc. -- HTH Bob "Victor R." wrote in message ... I have a report download that roughly looks like this: Part # Date Qty 1234 6/1/10 25 1234 6/3/10 50 1234 6/7/10 100 4567 6/1/10 75 4567 6/3/10 45 4567 6/7/10 20 I am trying to sum up the quantites for each part number by date into another worksheet. Help! |
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Consider using a Pivot Table instead:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201003 "Victor R." wrote: I have a report download that roughly looks like this: Part # Date Qty 1234 6/1/10 25 1234 6/3/10 50 1234 6/7/10 100 4567 6/1/10 75 4567 6/3/10 45 4567 6/7/10 20 I am trying to sum up the quantites for each part number by date into another worksheet. Help! |
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Do this:
Highlight the sheet, Go to DATA, Sort by date. Than go to DATA, SUBTOTAL by date. -- Naftoli "Bob Phillips" wrote: Try =SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$A$1:$A$200=1234),--(Sheet1!$B$1:$B$200=--"2010-06-01")) etc. -- HTH Bob "Victor R." wrote in message ... I have a report download that roughly looks like this: Part # Date Qty 1234 6/1/10 25 1234 6/3/10 50 1234 6/7/10 100 4567 6/1/10 75 4567 6/3/10 45 4567 6/7/10 20 I am trying to sum up the quantites for each part number by date into another worksheet. Help! . |
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On 3 Jun., 22:19, Victor R. wrote:
I have a report download that roughly looks like this: Part # *Date * *Qty 1234 * *6/1/10 * 25 1234 * *6/3/10 * 50 1234 * *6/7/10 * 100 4567 * *6/1/10 * 75 4567 * *6/3/10 * 45 4567 * *6/7/10 * 20 I am trying to sum up the quantites for each part number by date into another worksheet. Help! Hello Victor, There might be four different promising approaches to solve your problem. Three I have listed and compared (for another - but maybe similar - problem) he http://sulprobil.com/html/sumproduct.html Please open and examine the Excel sample file at the bottom of this page. The forth possible approach might be a chart. How does your output need to look like, please? Regards, Bernd |
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