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Absolute Value in a table (killing me!!!)

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    Absolute Value in a table (killing me!!!)

    I have the following formula using SUMIFS, it works beautiful until I drag it accross. No matter many different variations I place in the formula I cannot seem to get it to stick on the Part Numbers column.

    =SUMIFS('Sales Dates'!$B:$B,'Sales Dates'!$A:$A,Table1[[#This Row],[Part Numbers]],'Sales Dates'!$D:$D,Table1[[#Headers],[2/23/09]])

    Any help you can give is greatly appreciated!!!

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    Re: Absolute Value in a table (killing me!!!)

    Without seeing the data, no way to tell. Please post a sample sheet - Thx

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    Re: Absolute Value in a table (killing me!!!)

    Maybe this...

    =SUMIFS('Sales Dates'!$B:$B,'Sales Dates'!$A:$A,Table1[[#This Row],[Part Numbers]:[Part Numbers]],'Sales Dates'!$D:$D,Table1[[#Headers],[2/23/09]])
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    Re: Absolute Value in a table (killing me!!!)

    Thanks Tony! It is a beautiful thing

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    Re: Absolute Value in a table (killing me!!!)

    You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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