Index Match to also sum a range?

jimbogarner

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Hi,

I've been using an index/match formula to select a cell within a grid dependant on the week, however, I now need this to pull in a YTD value, IE for week 21, sum up weeks 1 > 21... I currently have the following formula which it doesn't seem to like (i'm using google sheets);
=IFERROR(SUM(INDEX(KPIs!$V$2:INDEX(KPIs!$V$2:$BU$21,0,MATCH(Control!$C$3,KPIs!$V$1:$BU$1,0)),MATCH($A$9,KPIs!$U$2:$V$21,0),0)),"")

The below is the snip from the KPI sheet that the above is trying to sum from;
1669637933653.png



Thanks,

James
 

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What is this part supposed to be doing:

Excel Formula:
MATCH($A$9,KPIs!$U$2:$V$21,0)

You can only use MATCH against one column or row.
 
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Hi, that is looking up the the left column and whether it is a first time deposit/monthly active etc. on the front sheet that the formula is in I have this which is what it is looking up from;
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As I said, it won’t work because you are using match against multiple rows and columns.
 
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How do I fix it? As i'm only trying to match a single row/column so I've just made an error in the formula somewhere?

I had thought from this calc I am doing an index formula but within that i'm doing a SUM that starts at V2 and the final SUM position is dynamic depending on this 2nd part of the formula;
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This is the spreadsheet i'm working on, you just need the Weekly Book & the KPIs tab;

Thanks
 
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You haven't allowed access to the file.

You need to alter the $U$2:$V$21 so it's just one column.
 
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Ahh sorry I I think its because I've got it open at work and it only lets me allow people access when they request it.

That seems to have worked though fantastic! Can't believe it was just the U:V range after all that!

Thanks
 
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