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So just sort by the date and do data|subtotals. You'll see each day's total.
huffmjb wrote: Cells do not contain any time Below is a sample of the sheet, I am exporting this data into excel from SAP so the layout is what I get. I am lookin for a way to get a sum for column B,C & D for each day (ie: 2006/01/01) There are many entries for each day. A B C D 2006/01/01 8 8 9 2006/01/01 8 9 9 2006/01/01 6 6 4 2006/01/02 5.5 5 5 2006/01/02 8 5 6 2006/01/02 9 5 6 2006/01/02 10 8 7 2006/01/03 7 6 7 "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you sort by column A, you can use Data|subtotals to add up those hours. If the hours are really cells containing time (5:00 or 7:30), then format the subtotals as [h]:mm. It'll avoid a problem if the subtotals exceed 24 hours. Or you may want to look into Data|pivottable. huffmjb wrote: Column A has dates eg: 2006/01/01, 2006/01/02 with many entries for each date. Column B, C, D has data of hours used on these dates. I am looking for a way to get the sum of each column specific to a date (daily totals) -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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