Sum by Name, Project and Date (in column)

PaulyK

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I have a spreadsheet containing Projects and Employee Resources. Each Month the allocated number of days per project to be worked are entered into the month column. I am looking for a way to be able to sum the amount of days worked, per project, per employee each month. I have used Sumifs to get a Total for the amount of days, per project for a specific month, but not with all the criteria (By Month, Employee, Project) to summarize in a separate worksheet. I can Sum the totals for a single Month column (Jan-22 in this case) by Project and Employee using the below formula. But how can I make it just use a specific month date? I have added an example below. It may be the case that there is a much easier approach - i only learnt SUMIFS recently!

ProjectEmployeeJan-22Feb-22Mar-22Apr-22May-22Jun-22Jul-22Aug-22Sep-22Oct-22Nov-22Dec-22
Project 1Person 12011212130441
Project 1Person 264000603111.5
Project 1Person 32031233211012
Project 1Person 625344421012.5
Project 2Person 12113300403
Project 2Person 324000383.5
Project 3Person 3081119000434
Project 3Person 34646464644.5
Project 4Person 2122810.524.535.555
Project 5Person 11008.50010065.5
Project 6Person 71002.5010776
Project 7Person 110030.504006.5
Project 7Person 520202118333307
Project 7Person 630.5121164101021
Project 8Person 120.5000000822
Project 9Person 33333.5000030
Project 9Person 607.510.518.512560
Project 9Person 701257801.570
Project 9Person 8555100.50.510.590
Project 10Person 16666666110
Project 11Person 423455125021
Project 12Person 43146914932
Project 13Person 20154354341
Project 14Person 51111100012
Project 15Person 81234567080


SUMMARY sheet
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
1IDProjectPerson 1Person 2Person 3Person 4Person 5Person 6Person 7Person 8Person 9Person 10MonthJan-22
2Project 12Jan-22Feb-22
3Project 22Mar-22
4Project 30Apr-22
5Project 40May-22
6Project 51Jun-22
7Project 60Jul-22
8Project 71Aug-22
9Project 82Sep-22
10Project 90Oct-22
11Project 106Nov-22
12Project 110Dec-22
13Project 120Jan-23
14Project 130Feb-23
15Project 140Mar-23
16Project 150Apr-23
17May-23
18Jun-23
19Jul-23
20Aug-23
21Sep-23
22Oct-23
23Nov-23
24Dec-23
Summary
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B16B2=UNIQUE(Table3[Project])
C2:C16C2=SUMIFS(Table3[Jan-22],Table3[Project],Summary!B2,Table3[Employee],TblProjAlloc[[#Headers],[Person 1]])
Dynamic array formulas.
Named Ranges
NameRefers ToCells
rngProject=Summary!$B$2:$B$9C2
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
N2List=rngMonth


I am using a Dynamic Range using =Sort(Unique for the projects so in the actual spreadsheet I am unable to create a table as it causes it to SPILL
 
As this is significantly different from your original question, it needs a new thread. Thanks.
 
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