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Hi,
I'm looking to do a vlookup in a sales report that includes subtotals.
The formula i have come up with thus far is the following:
=VLOOKUP("1822 Total",'[Period 6 sales by
SKU.xls]MFGRP-34_MFR-43152_20050522-200'!$B$29:$I$5643,8,FALSE).
The only problem with this formula is that I have to mannually change
the "____ Total" part for each corresponding store. Thus I have to
input "122 Total" for store 122 in the worksheet and so on. The 122
portion of the part in quotations is foudn in another cell on the
workseet so I was hoping to program the formula to pick up the store
number automatically from the cell somethign along the lines of
=VLOOKUP(B4+" Total",'[Period 6 sales by
SKU.xls]MFGRP-34_MFR-43152_20050522-200'!$B$29:$I$5643,8,FALSE). Can
you please tell me if this is possible and offer any suggestions.
Thank you.


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