Hi,
I have a dataset that I wish to analyse at summary level for a particular timeframe of the project. See below for example.
I have used a combination of SUMPRODUCT & SUMIF to total the Jan, Feb & Accrual columns as below.
=SUMPRODUCT($S$3:$AA$139*($A$3:$A$139=K14))+SUMIF($A$3:$A$139,K14,$BG$3:$BG$139)
It works but looks a little messy. As the accrual column in the actual sheet is away out to the right I'm wondering if there's a way to combine this into one distinct formula that gives me the coffee total without the need for the SUMIF part?
Thanks,
Neil
I have a dataset that I wish to analyse at summary level for a particular timeframe of the project. See below for example.
Act | Act | Fcst | Act | ||
Jan | Feb | Mar | Accruals | Actuals to Date | |
Coffee | £20 | £10 | £5 | £2 | £32 |
Tea | £5 | £8 | £9 | £5 | £18 |
Juice | £7 | £3 | £12 | £6 | £16 |
Coffee | £12 | £17 | £25 | £13 | £42 |
Coffee | £74 |
I have used a combination of SUMPRODUCT & SUMIF to total the Jan, Feb & Accrual columns as below.
=SUMPRODUCT($S$3:$AA$139*($A$3:$A$139=K14))+SUMIF($A$3:$A$139,K14,$BG$3:$BG$139)
It works but looks a little messy. As the accrual column in the actual sheet is away out to the right I'm wondering if there's a way to combine this into one distinct formula that gives me the coffee total without the need for the SUMIF part?
Thanks,
Neil