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Chris Lane
 
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Default Finding values

I have a spreadsheet that I use the Subtotal function to total values in
Column G based on items in Column A. Column A contain branch names, and
column G contains invoice totals for invoice numbers in column B.

For example, after performing SUBTOTAL, I get the following results:
Column A Column G
Row 329 CTN Total 100 000
Row 562 DBN Total 50 000
Row 649 JHB Total 75 000
Row 683 DFM Total 95 000

What I need is to find CTN Total name in column A, then copy the invoice
total (100 000) in column G into another cell (say T1). T2 would then a
variation of the same formula to show the invoice total of DBN Total, and so
on. I have been trying the MATCH, SUMIF, FIND, IF and INDEX functions, but
cannot get it right. Obviously the row numbers of the branches changes
regularly as invoices are produced.

Can anyone help, please?


 
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