Thanks for the suggestion, Pete. I really appreciate your help.
Here is my example in an Excel sheet.
Thanks for the suggestion, Pete. I really appreciate your help.
Here is my example in an Excel sheet.
Put the first year (2011) in K2 and this formula in L2:
=K2+1
Copy across to O2. Then you can put this formula in K3:
=SUMIF($B3:$H3,K$2,$C3:$I3)
then copy across and down as required. Note the two ranges in the SUMIF formula are offset by one column.
Hope this helps.
Pete
Pete, thank you so much for your help. I have been working on this issue for awhile now and your fix has not only saved my time, but has given me new knowledge that will allow me to better solve problems like this in the future. Many, many, many thanks!
Glad to be able to help.
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