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if sheet one colum c has tobacco,gas,food, ect. and colum d has totals of day
and there repeated lines like this down the colum. how do I get the sum of all lines that say tobacco, or gas, or food, ect to auto compute on another sheet? |
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Here are 2 ways:
Use a Pivot Table where the layout would be: ROWS: Category DATA: Sum of Totals or a formula like this would do it: =SUMIF(C1:C100,"food",D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. Adjust range references to suit your situation. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: if sheet one colum c has tobacco,gas,food, ect. and colum d has totals of day and there repeated lines like this down the colum. how do I get the sum of all lines that say tobacco, or gas, or food, ect to auto compute on another sheet? |
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If you want the items on Sheet1 summarized on Sheet2, then on Sheet2 the
formula would be more like this: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,"food",Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. and if on Sheet2: A1: Food B1: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,A1,Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total of Food items from Sheet1 *********** Regards, Ron "Ron Coderre" wrote: Here are 2 ways: Use a Pivot Table where the layout would be: ROWS: Category DATA: Sum of Totals or a formula like this would do it: =SUMIF(C1:C100,"food",D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. Adjust range references to suit your situation. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: if sheet one colum c has tobacco,gas,food, ect. and colum d has totals of day and there repeated lines like this down the colum. how do I get the sum of all lines that say tobacco, or gas, or food, ect to auto compute on another sheet? |
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this didnt seem to work. I copied and past the formula. and tried typing it
in. cant seem to get it to work. any other ideas. "Ron Coderre" wrote: If you want the items on Sheet1 summarized on Sheet2, then on Sheet2 the formula would be more like this: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,"food",Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. and if on Sheet2: A1: Food B1: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,A1,Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total of Food items from Sheet1 *********** Regards, Ron "Ron Coderre" wrote: Here are 2 ways: Use a Pivot Table where the layout would be: ROWS: Category DATA: Sum of Totals or a formula like this would do it: =SUMIF(C1:C100,"food",D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. Adjust range references to suit your situation. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: if sheet one colum c has tobacco,gas,food, ect. and colum d has totals of day and there repeated lines like this down the colum. how do I get the sum of all lines that say tobacco, or gas, or food, ect to auto compute on another sheet? |
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It's difficult to figure out what's not working without more details.
Can you post an example of the formula you are trying to use along with any other pertinent information: sheet names, ranges, etc? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: this didnt seem to work. I copied and past the formula. and tried typing it in. cant seem to get it to work. any other ideas. "Ron Coderre" wrote: If you want the items on Sheet1 summarized on Sheet2, then on Sheet2 the formula would be more like this: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,"food",Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. and if on Sheet2: A1: Food B1: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,A1,Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total of Food items from Sheet1 *********** Regards, Ron "Ron Coderre" wrote: Here are 2 ways: Use a Pivot Table where the layout would be: ROWS: Category DATA: Sum of Totals or a formula like this would do it: =SUMIF(C1:C100,"food",D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. Adjust range references to suit your situation. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: if sheet one colum c has tobacco,gas,food, ect. and colum d has totals of day and there repeated lines like this down the colum. how do I get the sum of all lines that say tobacco, or gas, or food, ect to auto compute on another sheet? |
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OK, Mark....See if this works for you:
L2: $5 PHONE L3: $10 PHONE L4: TOBACCO L5: GROCERIES L6: DRINKS L7: OIL L8: FOOD L9: ICE L10: GAS L11: PAPERS L12: OFF ROAD L13: DIESEL L14: KERO L15: TOTAL M2: =SUMIF($X$2:$X$111,L2,$Y$2:$Y$111) Copy that formula down through M14 M15: =SUM(M2:M14) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "mark d davis" wrote: sheet one:shift reports completed. there is a lot of information on the sheet. I need to transfer each total so that i can use it for sales tax and other business reasons. I dont need it to total yet. just transfer without copy and past each one of them.. if you have an email i will send you a sample sheet. mine is . thank you mark davis starts close to the top of page and goes forever. two reports per day. this is not all the information on the sheet. Phone card $0.00 Groceries $250.00 Food $354.00 Tobacco $1,257.00 Gas $2,587.00 Diesel $538.00 Off road $879.00 Kerosene $130.00 "Ron Coderre" wrote: It's difficult to figure out what's not working without more details. Can you post an example of the formula you are trying to use along with any other pertinent information: sheet names, ranges, etc? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: this didnt seem to work. I copied and past the formula. and tried typing it in. cant seem to get it to work. any other ideas. "Ron Coderre" wrote: If you want the items on Sheet1 summarized on Sheet2, then on Sheet2 the formula would be more like this: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,"food",Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. and if on Sheet2: A1: Food B1: =SUMIF(Sheet1!C1:C100,A1,Sheet1!D1:D100) returns the total of Food items from Sheet1 *********** Regards, Ron "Ron Coderre" wrote: Here are 2 ways: Use a Pivot Table where the layout would be: ROWS: Category DATA: Sum of Totals or a formula like this would do it: =SUMIF(C1:C100,"food",D1:D100) returns the total for "food" lines. Adjust range references to suit your situation. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "mark d davis" wrote: if sheet one colum c has tobacco,gas,food, ect. and colum d has totals of day and there repeated lines like this down the colum. how do I get the sum of all lines that say tobacco, or gas, or food, ect to auto compute on another sheet? |
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