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Default Problem calculating weekly costs


Hi,

This may seem a stupid question, but I just can't figure it out.

I have to worksheets, one for daily costs and second one for weekly
summary of costs.

Code:
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DAILY COSTS
Week Weekday Costs
1 Mon 10€
1 Tue 8€
1 Wed 0€
1 Thu 3€
1 Fri 0€
1 Sat 0€
1 Sun 0€
2 Mon 16€
2 Tue 10€
2 Wed 2€
ect...

--------------------


Code:
--------------------

WEEKLY COSTS
Week Costs
1 21€
2 28€
3 0€
4 0€
ect...

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How could I get data to each week with some kind of a search function?
Like this: If A is 1, then add C to weekly costs, otherwise 0. So that
the same formula would search entire daily costs worksheet correctly?

Hopefully I managed to make this explanation clear. Any advises are
appreciated :)


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