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    Hi,

    I would like to create a summary table (in yellow) which lists products and sorts them by units sold (Big to small) based on the "sub-section" and week number specified in cells. Is this possible?

    I have attached a raw data file for reference; this will be added to on a weekly basis by pasting below the existing data, so it will grow.

    I am able to extract the data I want for one product or sub-section etc. but creating a list which is dynamic as I add more and more raw data has me stumped. Even if it never sorted by units sold it would be better than I have.

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    Re: Formula driven Summary table based on Criteria & sorted...

    Sorry, but I don't see the attempt you have made in the workbook - where shall I find it?
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    Re: Formula driven Summary table based on Criteria & sorted...

    This is an ideal situation for pivot tables with slicers. See attached.

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    Re: Formula driven Summary table based on Criteria & sorted...

    Yeah! that will work, thanks.

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    If that takes care of your original question, please select Thread Tools from the menu link above and mark this thread as SOLVED. Thanks.

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