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    Jon C
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    Two dimensional sum by week

    Hi,

    I've got a problem relating to summing daily totals, by
    an individual, by week.

    Here's my source data:

    Date Name Hrs
    21/02/2005 John 11
    22/02/2005 John 9
    23/02/2005 George 7
    23/02/2005 Fred 7.5
    24/02/2005 John 9
    24/02/2005 Fred 7.5
    etc.

    What I'd like to produce is a table something like this:

    Week Commencing 21/2 28/2 7/3
    John
    George
    Fred

    And at the intersect, have the total hours worked during
    that week. I guess some form of two dimensional SUMIF?

    Any ideas?

    Thanks,

    Jon C


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    Biff
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    Two dimensional sum by week

    Hi!

    Assume your current table is in sheet1 A1:C7.

    To create your new table:

    Assume you want it on sheet2.

    List the employee names in sheet2 A2 on down. I'd use an
    Advanced Filter to copy the unique values.

    In sheet2 A1 enter: Week Commencing

    In sheet2 B1 enter: 2/21/2005
    In sheet2 C1 enter: =B1+7
    Copy across as needed

    In sheet2 B2 enter this formula:

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$7=$A2),--(Sheet1!
    $A$2:$A$7>=B$1),--(Sheet1!$A$2:$A$7<B$1+7),Sheet1!
    $C$2:$C$7)

    Copy across then down as needed. Adjust references to suit.

    You may have to tweak things once you reach the end of the
    year/beginning of the next year depending on how you want
    to handle it.

    Biff

    >-----Original Message-----
    >Hi,
    >
    >I've got a problem relating to summing daily totals, by
    >an individual, by week.
    >
    >Here's my source data:
    >
    >Date Name Hrs
    >21/02/2005 John 11
    >22/02/2005 John 9
    >23/02/2005 George 7
    >23/02/2005 Fred 7.5
    >24/02/2005 John 9
    >24/02/2005 Fred 7.5
    >etc.
    >
    >What I'd like to produce is a table something like this:
    >
    >Week Commencing 21/2 28/2 7/3
    >John
    >George
    >Fred
    >
    >And at the intersect, have the total hours worked during
    >that week. I guess some form of two dimensional SUMIF?
    >
    >Any ideas?
    >
    >Thanks,
    >
    >Jon C
    >
    >.
    >


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