thespasticone
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I am putting together a cashflow spreadsheet. Multi tab.
In one tab I have one-time expenses like this
Col A Col B Col C
Travel $1000 Jul
Expo $500 Aug
Denver $1500 Jul
If I put in this formula
=SUMIF('up-coming one-time expenses'!C:C,"=jul",'up-coming one-time expenses'!B:B)
Then the value of $2500 is returned. PERFECT!
However, If I put in this formula
=SUMIF('up-coming one-time expenses'!C:C,"=A2",'up-coming one-time expenses'!B:B)
no value is returned
In this instance, the value of A2 is "Jul", but it is returned from a reference, the formula of A2 is
=Snapshot!M1
To confuse the matter more, the values of snapshot m1 are given by a drop down, and the actual value is 7/1/2014, but the dropdown is for months
BASICALLY what I need to do is somehow adjust
=SUMIF('up-coming one-time expenses'!C:C,"=A2",'up-coming one-time expenses'!B:B)
So that it only returns the TEXT VALUE of a2, rather than the formula.
I have no idea if I am explaining myself properly but please help if you can. Thanks!
In one tab I have one-time expenses like this
Col A Col B Col C
Travel $1000 Jul
Expo $500 Aug
Denver $1500 Jul
If I put in this formula
=SUMIF('up-coming one-time expenses'!C:C,"=jul",'up-coming one-time expenses'!B:B)
Then the value of $2500 is returned. PERFECT!
However, If I put in this formula
=SUMIF('up-coming one-time expenses'!C:C,"=A2",'up-coming one-time expenses'!B:B)
no value is returned
In this instance, the value of A2 is "Jul", but it is returned from a reference, the formula of A2 is
=Snapshot!M1
To confuse the matter more, the values of snapshot m1 are given by a drop down, and the actual value is 7/1/2014, but the dropdown is for months
BASICALLY what I need to do is somehow adjust
=SUMIF('up-coming one-time expenses'!C:C,"=A2",'up-coming one-time expenses'!B:B)
So that it only returns the TEXT VALUE of a2, rather than the formula.
I have no idea if I am explaining myself properly but please help if you can. Thanks!