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Hi,
I have a sheet with many cost codes (101,102,103... ,201,202....) which I update daily. I want to be able to automatically total each cost code into a summary sheet (where each code is listed). Is there any easy way to do this? Thanks Ray |
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Check the SUMIF function. You'll wind up with a SUMIF next to each cost code
on the summary sheet, something like =sumif('Detail Sheet'!A:A,a2,'Detail Sheet'!B:B). "Ray" wrote: Hi, I have a sheet with many cost codes (101,102,103... ,201,202....) which I update daily. I want to be able to automatically total each cost code into a summary sheet (where each code is listed). Is there any easy way to do this? Thanks Ray |
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That's perfect Ray "bpeltzer" wrote: Check the SUMIF function. You'll wind up with a SUMIF next to each cost code on the summary sheet, something like =sumif('Detail Sheet'!A:A,a2,'Detail Sheet'!B:B). "Ray" wrote: Hi, I have a sheet with many cost codes (101,102,103... ,201,202....) which I update daily. I want to be able to automatically total each cost code into a summary sheet (where each code is listed). Is there any easy way to do this? Thanks Ray |
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