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Multiple SUMIF functions ?



 
 
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Old February 26th, 2004, 11:37 AM
davidbrowne17
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Default Multiple SUMIF functions ?

now here is a tester for you all.

the attached worksheet lists WEEK, EMPLOYEE, JOB, HRS.

The first part of the sheet ( blue) is added to weekly, with employees
working on a number of various projects over a year.

The second part ( red ) is a summery of costs against jobs, using a
SUMIF function

The third, and tricky one is the last section (green) here i want to be
able to collate TOTAL hrs worked, per employee, dependant on the WEEK
NUMBER ( C40 ), irresecctive of which job(s) they have worked on - to
issue to our payline company.

i have tried nesting SUMIF functions, and SUMPRODUCT - but had no luck,
the only answer i can see is to do this across 2 tables - one to SUMIF
WEEK NUMBERS, and then to a second table to SUMIF by EMPLOYEE.

is there a slicker way to look at this i'm not seeing?

David.
London.



Thanks

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