Good Afternoon,
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[TD] =IFERROR(SUMIF('Sales Index'!$C$2:$K$2,B$2,INDEX('Sales Index'!$C$3:$K$200,MATCH($A5,'Sales Index'!$B$3:$B$200,0),0)),0)[/TD]
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The formula is listed above that is working (index and match) but I have a matrix on another tab that has multiple entry lines.
breaking the formula down:
C2:K2 - row headings (months)
C3:K200 - area
A5 - identifier (name)
B3:B200 - name list
Like I said it is index and matching perfectly. but it stops at the first found item and isn't summing the row. I have a drop down built in that will automatically update the month cell. this is why I don't just line all the months up and build it to show all information.
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[TD] =IFERROR(SUMIF('Sales Index'!$C$2:$K$2,B$2,INDEX('Sales Index'!$C$3:$K$200,MATCH($A5,'Sales Index'!$B$3:$B$200,0),0)),0)[/TD]
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The formula is listed above that is working (index and match) but I have a matrix on another tab that has multiple entry lines.
breaking the formula down:
C2:K2 - row headings (months)
C3:K200 - area
A5 - identifier (name)
B3:B200 - name list
Like I said it is index and matching perfectly. but it stops at the first found item and isn't summing the row. I have a drop down built in that will automatically update the month cell. this is why I don't just line all the months up and build it to show all information.