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![]() Hi all...a newbie here. I'm okay with many Excel functions, but I don't go too deep: Can't do macros, lookups, that sort of thing. Here's my dilemma: Sheet-2 has a list of 10 aircraft, and the goal is to accumulate the hours-flown for each aircraft. Sheet-2 Column A is the aircraft# (1-10), B is the aircraft name, C is the accumulated hours-flown. Keeping it simple, let's say that A1=1, B1=Cessna, and C1=26.5 Now, back to Sheet-1: Someone flew the Cessna for 2 hours...in A1 I'll enter 1 for the aircraft#, and in B1 I'll enter "2" for the hours-flown. Now Sheet-2 C1=28.5, or maybe some cell on Sheet-1, for all I care. I can, of course, just go to Sheet 2, find the right column/cell and update manually, but this is duplicated effort that leaves _way_ too much room for human eror. If anyone can help with this, it would be much appreciated...let me know if you want a copy of the existing spreadsheet. Thanks, Garry ) -- garry05 |
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