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    MATCH INDEX, or something else???

    I need to populate the worksheet below with miles for each route (Row 2) every day (Col. A) from 6 different worksheets.
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    I have 6 different worksheets formatted as below. I need to get the miles in Col. I to the correct cells in the worksheet above ("Recorded Daily Mileage") by matching Cols. A and N to Col. A and Row 2 on the above worksheet.
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    I believe this is possible using MATCH INDEX, but not sure... Can someone please point me in the right direction? I don't need explicit instructions, just need to spend time on something that I know can work...

    Thanks for any advice!

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    Re: MATCH INDEX, or something else???

    Hi -

    You would probably be best served with SUMIFS() if all your spreadsheets are in the same workbook. If they are in separate external files, you should use SUMPRODUCT(). These functions are set up to work with matching multiple criteria and summing up the results.
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    Re: MATCH INDEX, or something else???

    I believe the solution is a pivot table.

    1. Combine all 6 different worksheets into one data set as to able to pivot on it.
    2. Create pivot table from new data set
    Row Labels = "#"
    Column Labels = "Date"
    Values = Summation of value "Miles" Change from "count" to "sum" in value field settings.

    The newly created pivot table should be a mirror of the "customer-facing" table you want.

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