Hello All,
I have a listing of product orders in a workbook. In another workbook I
want to find the product, and sum the quantity of orders I have for each
product. I have the index/match down, but it only returns the first value,
I need it to go through the range and sum all the values.
Here's an example of what I have, any help or hints would be appreciated.

=if(iserror(match($a2,Orders!J:J,0)),"0",index(Ord ers!I:I,match($a2,Orders!J
:J,0)))
Thanks
Pam

Use COUNTIF. It's documented in Help. If you need the total value of those
orders and you have a column with the order total, it would be SUMIF. Again,
see Help.


On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 14:36:58 -0400, "Pamela"
wrote:

Hello All,
I have a listing of product orders in a workbook. In another workbook I
want to find the product, and sum the quantity of orders I have for each
product. I have the index/match down, but it only returns the first value,
I need it to go through the range and sum all the values.
Here's an example of what I have, any help or hints would be appreciated.

=if(iserror(match($a2,Orders!J:J,0)),"0",index(Or ders!I:I,match($a2,Orders!J
:J,0)))
Thanks
Pam

Thanks,
That works!
Pam
"Myrna Larson" wrote in message
...
Use COUNTIF. It's documented in Help. If you need the total value of those
orders and you have a column with the order total, it would be SUMIF.
Again,
see Help.


On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 14:36:58 -0400, "Pamela"
wrote:

Hello All,
I have a listing of product orders in a workbook. In another workbook I
want to find the product, and sum the quantity of orders I have for each
product. I have the index/match down, but it only returns the first
value,
I need it to go through the range and sum all the values.
Here's an example of what I have, any help or hints would be appreciated.


=if(iserror(match($a2,Orders!J:J,0)),"0",index(Or ders!I:I,match($a2,Orders!
J
:J,0)))
Thanks
Pam

I take that back, The SUMIF works, but it brings over the wrong totals, I
have retyped the partnumbers so I know it is matching correctly, but it is
dropping some and adding some other places, could you look at this formula
and tell me what I could have done wrong?
=SUMIF(Orders!$I:$I,MATCH($a3,Orders!$J:$J,0))
Thanks
Pam
"Myrna Larson"


wrote in message
...
Use COUNTIF. It's documented in Help. If you need the total value of those
orders and you have a column with the order total, it would be SUMIF.
Again,
see Help.


On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 14:36:58 -0400, "Pamela"
wrote:

Hello All,
I have a listing of product orders in a workbook. In another workbook I
want to find the product, and sum the quantity of orders I have for each
product. I have the index/match down, but it only returns the first
value,
I need it to go through the range and sum all the values.
Here's an example of what I have, any help or hints would be appreciated.


=if(iserror(match($a2,Orders!J:J,0)),"0",index(Or ders!I:I,match($a2,Orders!
J
:J,0)))
Thanks
Pam

=SUMIF(Orders!J:J,$A2,Orders!I:I)

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
Hello All,
I have a listing of product orders in a workbook. In
another workbook I
want to find the product, and sum the quantity of orders
I have for each
product. I have the index/match down, but it only
returns the first value,
I need it to go through the range and sum all the values.
Here's an example of what I have, any help or hints
would be appreciated.

=if(iserror(match($a2,Orders!J:J,0)),"0",index(Or ders!
I:I,match($a2,Orders!J
:J,0)))
Thanks
Pam



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