Dudetrek
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I'm an Excel 365 user, and a very new one at that. Forgive me for my lack of etiquette within this forum, I hope that this first post may help introduce me to a way to solve this specific problem of mine, as well as to learn more about Excel 365 in general, and how to properly interact with this forum community. Thanks for any and all guidance and advice
The 5x10 table is in a sheet called "Transactions" and the 2x4 Table is in a sheet called "TotalsMonthly". Let's assume today's date is still in February of 2022. I'm trying to create a function to place into cell C2 of "TotalsMonthly" so that I can fill the rest of the C Column (for January, which is already over) and B Column (for February, which hasn't ended yet) with running account totals. I've tried INDEX/MATCH functions like this one below:
=INDEX(Transactions!$A:$E,MATCH(TotalsMonthly!$A2,(Transactions!$A:$A>=TotalsMonthly!C$1)*(Transactions!$A:$A<TotalsMonthly!B$1)),5)
But I keep getting either "You can't change part of an array" notices, and/or "N/A" inside the C2 of "TotalsMonthly".
Hope I'm getting my message across clearly enough to interpret, and if not, I am happy to clarify to the best of my abilities. Obviously, these tables are an equivalent of the excel tables I'm trying to work with, but the real tables contain my actual financial information, which I'd rather not disclose.
"Transactions"
"TotalsMonthly"
Thanks so much for your time, and I will continue plowing through the forums looking for more learning opportunities while this post makes its way across the forum. Happy spreadsheeting!
-Dudetrek
The 5x10 table is in a sheet called "Transactions" and the 2x4 Table is in a sheet called "TotalsMonthly". Let's assume today's date is still in February of 2022. I'm trying to create a function to place into cell C2 of "TotalsMonthly" so that I can fill the rest of the C Column (for January, which is already over) and B Column (for February, which hasn't ended yet) with running account totals. I've tried INDEX/MATCH functions like this one below:
=INDEX(Transactions!$A:$E,MATCH(TotalsMonthly!$A2,(Transactions!$A:$A>=TotalsMonthly!C$1)*(Transactions!$A:$A<TotalsMonthly!B$1)),5)
But I keep getting either "You can't change part of an array" notices, and/or "N/A" inside the C2 of "TotalsMonthly".
Hope I'm getting my message across clearly enough to interpret, and if not, I am happy to clarify to the best of my abilities. Obviously, these tables are an equivalent of the excel tables I'm trying to work with, but the real tables contain my actual financial information, which I'd rather not disclose.
"Transactions"
Date | Merchant | Amount | Account | Account Total |
2/21/2022 | Paycheck | 250 | Chase Checking | 1350 |
2/16/2022 | Amazon | -50 | Chase Checking | 1100 |
2/6/2022 | Transfer | 120 | Chase Savings | 2120 |
2/6/2022 | Transfer | -120 | Cash | 94.5 |
2/6/2022 | Server Tips | 120 | Cash | 214.5 |
1/28/2022 | Paycheck | 250 | Chase Checking | 1150 |
1/12/2022 | Mcdonalds | -5.50 | Cash | 94.5 |
1/1/2022 | Cash Withdrawal | 100 | Cash | 100 |
1/1/2022 | Cash Withdrawal | -100 | Chase Checking | 900 |
"TotalsMonthly"
Account | 2/1/2022 | 1/1/2022 |
Cash | ? | ? |
Chase Checking | ? | ? |
Chase Savings | ? | ? |
Thanks so much for your time, and I will continue plowing through the forums looking for more learning opportunities while this post makes its way across the forum. Happy spreadsheeting!
-Dudetrek