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![]() Hi all, I have another formula that I would like some assistance with. Currently I use about 14 income accounts, all of which have a unique 2 letter code to define them. I have a spreadsheet that's about 30 lines deep per day with the different incomes listed, and a set of corresponding formulas to pick out each one by name underneath. What I have does work, but it's very large & very cumbersome to edit. I was wondering if there was a way to make the formula more user friendly for times when I need to make more income lines. I just used a basic =IF formula and repeated it... =IF(C5 ="IN",B5,0)+IF(C6 ="IN",B6,0)+IF(C& ="IN",B6,0) ad nauseum all the way through each of 30 lines, and each of 14 different 2 letter codes. As I said, it does work, but it's a royal pain if you need to make changes etc. Any ideas? Thanks -- britgirl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ britgirl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29957 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=496843 |
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