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How do I list all sums from sheet1 to sheet2?
Hi All,
As the subject. I would like to list all sums in sheet1 to sheet2. Example: Sheet1: Date Amount 01/01/2006 1000 01/01/2006 1500 01/01/2006 500 01/01/2006 800 Total 3800 01/02/2006 2000 01/02/2006 3000 01/02/2006 2000 Total 7000 Sheet2: 01/01/2006 3800 01/02/2006 7000 I want sheet2 to be automatically filled-in with values from sheet1 as illustrated above. Is it possible to do it? Please help! Thanks, Neil |
How do I list all sums from sheet1 to sheet2?
Here's one way to achieve it using non-array formulas
See the sample construct at: http://www.savefile.com/files/7929775 AutoList Daily Totals from Sheet1 to Sheet2.xls As you are posting/reading from Excelbanter, pl note that the formulas described below may not appear properly in Excelbanter. Think Excelbanter unfortunately removes all "greater than" or "less than" signs from posts, so any formulas which happen to contain these operators will not appear correctly [for eg: the COUNTIF(...) in the formula in C1 below]. Pl download/see the sample construct above. Assume table as posted is in Sheet1's cols A and B, from row1 down In Sheet2, Put in A1: =IF(ISERROR(SMALL(C:C,ROW())),"", INDEX(Sheet1!A:A,MATCH(SMALL(C:C,ROW()),C:C,0))) Format A1 as date Put in B1: =IF(A1="","",SUMIF(Sheet1!A:A,A1,Sheet1!B:B)) Put in C1: =IF(OR(Sheet1!A1="",ISTEXT(Sheet1!A1)),"",IF(COUNT IF(Sheet1!$A$1:A1,Sheet1!A 1)1,"",ROW())) Select A1:C1, fill down to say, C100, to cover the max expected extent of data in Sheet1's col A Sheet2 will auto-return the required results from Sheet1 -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "neilg_cebu" wrote in message ... Hi All, As the subject. I would like to list all sums in sheet1 to sheet2. Example: Sheet1: Date Amount 01/01/2006 1000 01/01/2006 1500 01/01/2006 500 01/01/2006 800 Total 3800 01/02/2006 2000 01/02/2006 3000 01/02/2006 2000 Total 7000 Sheet2: 01/01/2006 3800 01/02/2006 7000 I want sheet2 to be automatically filled-in with values from sheet1 as illustrated above. Is it possible to do it? Please help! Thanks, Neil -- neilg_cebu |
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