I have tried this
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Table 2
But what if the first Column of table change to something else? And I want sum up if the code found out this keyword called "IPhone6S" and so on.
I have tried this
like a charm on table 1.Please Login or Register to view this content.
Table 2
But what if the first Column of table change to something else? And I want sum up if the code found out this keyword called "IPhone6S" and so on.
E 6 =SUMIFS(INDEX(Plan!D:G,,MATCH("*"&$E$4&"*",Plan!$D$4:$G$4,0)),Plan!B:B,C6,Plan!C:C,D6)
J 6 =SUMIFS(INDEX(Plan!D:G,,MATCH("*"&$J$4&"*",Plan!$D$4:$G$4,0)),Plan!C:C,I6)
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I have tried on this test file already. But what if on plan sheet "IPhone6S" (with green colour) is another type of stuffs. Then I only want to select certain area to sum, is it possible?
So green coloured "IPhone6S" are one whole bunch of "Phone", sum it together. Orange coloured "IPhone6S" is from "QWE".
I have uploaded a latest file for you.
Last edited by Matthewious2016; 08-30-2016 at 02:12 AM.
You can't expect your desired result if you don't keep the data in a structured way...
Last edited by :) Sixthsense :); 08-30-2016 at 03:16 AM.
I just test formula its working you posted on this thread. It's the way I want but it's okay man
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