sumif, index, match?

I have created a data sheet where someone must enter in daily items. One of those items is the operators number with the amount of defects associated with that operator. I have tried several sum if formulas with zero success. What I am looking for is a formula that will comb through all 31 days off data and sum the quantity of defects associated with each operator number. Help is greatly appreciated. The formula would go into cells B49 thru GE49 and would pull data from B33 to GE45. Please see attachment. This is also posted on the Mr. Excel forum.http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...dex-match.html


GP-12 defect data.xlsx

Hi Emily,

Welcome to the Forum.
Can you upload your workbook again with data (dummy numbers) for a couple of days (for all 3 shifts) for all defect modes ?

Note: Which version of Excel you use ?

Sarang,

Please see the attached workbook with dummy data. I am using Excel 2010. Thanks in advance for the help.

GP-12 defect data.xlsx

I notice that the file you uploaded indicates 2007 or later (.xlsx), but your profile says 2003. Please update your profile as necessary, members tailor questions based on your excel version

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