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    Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    Hello,
    I have a file where I'm using SUMIF to show amounts being amortized by schedule # and month/year (tab "USD 05.22", columns L-AB)

    The amounts are taken from "Amortization Schedules", column O. The schedules are filtered in column A ("USD 05.22") for all those whose date in column L ("Amortization Schedules" tab) is greater or equal to May'22 (which is the last monthly report).

    Is there a way to replace the SUMIF function with a spill formula?

    Thank you.
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    Re: Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    How about
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    Re: Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    Thanks Fluff13! that works well of course.
    Is there also a way to use dynamic formula for column B/I where I'm using XLOOKUP to search for the schedule# on "Amortization Schedules" and get columns B/P?

    Thanks again!
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    Re: Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    For column G try
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    Re: Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    Please try at

    B3
    =XLOOKUP(A3#,'Amortization Schedules'!I2:I16886,'Amortization Schedules'!B2:B16886)

    G3
    =INDEX('Amortization Schedules'!A2:P16886,MATCH(A3#,'Amortization Schedules'!I2:I16886,),{5,14,16})

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    =MMULT(L3#,TRANSPOSE(COLUMN(L3#))^0)

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    =MMULT(TRANSPOSE(ROW(L3#))^0,L3#)
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    Re: Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    thank you both ! I didn't know I could use XLOOKUP like that.....

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    Re: Spill formula to sum up schedules by months

    Glad to help & thanks for the feedback.

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