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VBA SUMIFS if the adjacent cell is not blank

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    VBA SUMIFS if the adjacent cell is not blank

    Hey Guys,

    I have created this book which draws a bunch of raw data onto a sheet ("Raw Data") which is later transferred to another sheet ("Clean Data") with a copy and remove duplicates using VBA.

    I need a VBA code which will SUMIFS the relevant data from Raw Data sheet on to Clean Data Sheet Column E, until the last row on column D is blank. I am intending to use this for my dynamic charts so I just can't write the regular formula and drag down. Please see the Book uploaded to see what I mean.

    I want the SUMIFS to work with the item name and name of the month, extending to the right with the 12 months.

    It would be great if you guys could lend me a hand at this as I am a complete newbie and my VBA knowledge does not go beyond copying and removing duplicates.
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    Re: VBA SUMIFS if the adjacent cell is not blank

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    Re: VBA SUMIFS if the adjacent cell is not blank

    Hi Ali!

    I have uploaded the Book as well.

    Thanks for your guidance.
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    Re: VBA SUMIFS if the adjacent cell is not blank

    This is a muddle; there are 2 tables on the Raw Data sheet, one starting in column C, 3 columns wide, and another table starting at column G, much wider.
    The first table has month names from January to December, the second table has dates all in January.
    Apart from these tables having the same number of rows they seem unrelated.

    You talk of Item Name, but in your Clean Data sheet you only look at column D - Expense Type.

    In the attached is a complete guess; I've made a pivot table (a very, very basic one) at cell Q3. Is this what you want?
    I've also added a chart, but it probably charts the wrong things -- just thrown in for good measure.

    No vba code required.
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