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I need help with sorting mulitple items on a worksheet(data) and listing
them in a different worksheet(totals). The data is listed in columns: Name,
Task, State, Cost. One name could have mulitple tasks, states and costs
assigned to it. On a seperate worksheet (total) I need to have "Total Costs"
by Name, task, and state. How would I do this?
Thanks

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You could use a pivot table to summarize the data, as described in Excel's
Help, or he

http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot01.html

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I need help with sorting mulitple items on a worksheet(data) and listing
them in a different worksheet(totals). The data is listed in columns:

Name,
Task, State, Cost. One name could have mulitple tasks, states and costs
assigned to it. On a seperate worksheet (total) I need to have "Total

Costs"
by Name, task, and state. How would I do this?
Thanks



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