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How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

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    Angry How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

    Hi Guy,

    Currently I'm creating a rolling 12 month forecast in excel. I'm using the sumif formula to pick up the data in the column that matched to the select month:

    SUMIF($A:$A,$T10,OFFSET('RJV FY2013 Op B'!$A$1,0,COLUMN('Rolling Cashflow'!D$8))).

    However, if I change the date in D8 from Jun12 to July12, the formula is still picking up the Jun12 data instead of Jul12. How should I fix up this?

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    Re: How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

    hi YS, you can use INDEX & MATCH instead:
    =INDEX('RJV FY2013 Op B'!$C$6:$Q$6,0,MATCH('Rolling Cashflow'!D8,'RJV FY2013 Op B'!$C$3:$Q$3,0))

    i see that your figures are simply taking 1 month & not accumulative, hence you don't need SUMIF

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    Re: How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

    Thanks Ben,

    What if my source data have a few expense items that I need sum them up in the Rolling Forecast summary tab? Eg(I have staff base wage, Staff Super, Staff Payroll tax... that I need to sum them under one line(Staff Costs) in the summary tab?

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    Re: How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

    would you mind uploading an eg? not sure what your criteria is like. so the summary tab only shows 1 line as "Staff Cost" & you need to sum up the 3 costs found in the source data?

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    Re: How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

    Hi,

    You are absolutely right. For Staff costs I need to sum up the Base Wage and Staff On Costs and only report the total Staff costs as one line in the summary tab. For capex, I need to total alll the individual capex projects spending and report as Capex in the summary tab. I have updated the Excel spreadsheet for your reference.

    Thanks!

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    Re: How to automatic rolling data based on the change of the month

    can the naming for your column B in "Rolling Cashflow" & the other worksheet be synchronized? Staff Costs for eg, is named the same for both worksheets. so can A9:A11 be named "Capex Project" in worksheet "RJV FY2013 Op B" too? then it's easier to search for it using the formula, rather than presetting the formula to read only 2 rows for Staff Costs & 3 rows for Capex Project. After naming it "Capex Project", this formula should work for both. Place this in cell D12:
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    but i have a feeling your detailed file may need more than this. let me know if so & upload the file.

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