Hello from Steved

In a Worksheet called 1st Week in Col "A" I have "City" and "Panmure", and
in Col "B" to Col "H" I have Data.

I would like the formula to find City in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the
second Col "B" ( 1st Week ) capture the data from that cell, then find
Panmure in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the second Col "B" ( 1st Week )
capture the data from that cell, and now paste the Captured Data in worksheet
Called Summary.

Thankyou

I wasn't quite sure if this is what you want but this will sum all data in
column B where column A has "City" or "Panmure".

Insert in cell in Summary.

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A2:A5={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B2:B5))

"Steved" wrote:

Hello from Steved

In a Worksheet called 1st Week in Col "A" I have "City" and "Panmure", and
in Col "B" to Col "H" I have Data.

I would like the formula to find City in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the
second Col "B" ( 1st Week ) capture the data from that cell, then find
Panmure in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the second Col "B" ( 1st Week )
capture the data from that cell, and now paste the Captured Data in worksheet
Called Summary.

Thankyou

Hello from Steved

The below is giving me a #VALUE!

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A1:A2000={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B1:B2000))

Any idea's please as to what might be.

Thankyou.



"Toppers" wrote:

I wasn't quite sure if this is what you want but this will sum all data in
column B where column A has "City" or "Panmure".

Insert in cell in Summary.

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A2:A5={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B2:B5))

"Steved" wrote:

Hello from Steved

In a Worksheet called 1st Week in Col "A" I have "City" and "Panmure", and
in Col "B" to Col "H" I have Data.

I would like the formula to find City in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the
second Col "B" ( 1st Week ) capture the data from that cell, then find
Panmure in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the second Col "B" ( 1st Week )
capture the data from that cell, and now paste the Captured Data in worksheet
Called Summary.

Thankyou

Toppers' formula works for me. The most likely cause of the #Value error with
your formula is having text in column B. There need only be a single cell
containing text in B1:B2000.

Regards,
Greg

"Steved" wrote:

Hello from Steved

The below is giving me a #VALUE!

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A1:A2000={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B1:B2000))

Any idea's please as to what might be.

Thankyou.



"Toppers" wrote:

I wasn't quite sure if this is what you want but this will sum all data in
column B where column A has "City" or "Panmure".

Insert in cell in Summary.

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A2:A5={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B2:B5))

"Steved" wrote:

Hello from Steved

In a Worksheet called 1st Week in Col "A" I have "City" and "Panmure", and
in Col "B" to Col "H" I have Data.

I would like the formula to find City in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the
second Col "B" ( 1st Week ) capture the data from that cell, then find
Panmure in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the second Col "B" ( 1st Week )
capture the data from that cell, and now paste the Captured Data in worksheet
Called Summary.

Thankyou

Thanks Greg

"Greg Wilson" wrote:

Toppers' formula works for me. The most likely cause of the #Value error with
your formula is having text in column B. There need only be a single cell
containing text in B1:B2000.

Regards,
Greg

"Steved" wrote:

Hello from Steved

The below is giving me a #VALUE!

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A1:A2000={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B1:B2000))

Any idea's please as to what might be.

Thankyou.



"Toppers" wrote:

I wasn't quite sure if this is what you want but this will sum all data in
column B where column A has "City" or "Panmure".

Insert in cell in Summary.

=SUMPRODUCT(('1st Week'!A2:A5={"City","Panmure"})*('1st Week'!B2:B5))

"Steved" wrote:

Hello from Steved

In a Worksheet called 1st Week in Col "A" I have "City" and "Panmure", and
in Col "B" to Col "H" I have Data.

I would like the formula to find City in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the
second Col "B" ( 1st Week ) capture the data from that cell, then find
Panmure in Col "A" ( 1st Week ) then From the second Col "B" ( 1st Week )
capture the data from that cell, and now paste the Captured Data in worksheet
Called Summary.

Thankyou