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    Extrapolating spreadsheet data

    Ok, I'm not real sure how to put into words what i'd like my spreadsheets to do, so I'll simply show you a sample.

    I'd like to filter data from the first table and create another table similar to the smaller one. And, i'd like for it to automatically update as I add information to the larger sheet.

    What formulas would I need in cells F34, G34, H34 to pull and add the data together like i have it shown?

    Any help is great.

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    Re: Extrapolating spreadsheet data

    Welcome to the Forum!

    There are a couple of ways you could approach this. First, I would suggest moving your summary table out of the line of fire of your primary data, either in K16 or another worksheet.

    If you already know all the codes, and have a list of them in your summary table, you can used formulas with SUMIF. See example.

    If you do not know the codes in advance, then a pivot table is your best solution. I also included that. It would not update automatically (two clicks to refresh) but a macro could be installed to update it when the data changes.

    Edit: By the way, what you are doing is not extrapolation, it's summarizing. The thread title may have chased some people away
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    Re: Extrapolating spreadsheet data

    Great Help, thank you 6stringer.

    Let me toss one more wrinkle at you...

    In the summary table how can I have it automatically add another code as a new code is added to the invoice?

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    Re: Extrapolating spreadsheet data

    Quote Originally Posted by djohnalyn View Post
    In the summary table how can I have it automatically add another code as a new code is added to the invoice?
    Quote Originally Posted by 6StringJazzer View Post
    If you do not know the codes in advance, then a pivot table is your best solution.
    To refresh, right-click on any data element in the pivot table then click "refresh".

    See attached. This macro will do it for you if you want to automate it. Put this code into the module for Sheet1(Invoice)

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    Re: Extrapolating spreadsheet data

    My non-macro solution.... in your other thread:

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...ml#post2558284


    Pivot table is the way to go, though.
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