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    Summing columns

    Hi I'm trying to find one formula that can sum up the data responding to another criteria and then insert a row to total that sum. See attached example explains this better.

    Is it possible?

    Thanks
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    Re: Summing columns

    As per your data, you can do in "F2"
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    copy paste up to "F10"
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    copy paste up to "F16"
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    copy paste up to "F19"
    In total use sum formula as per range.


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    Re: Summing columns

    Hi

    I'm sorry but I don't think you understand what I'm trying to achieve.

    I dont think I explained it too well.

    I attached the data A & B columns as the raw data and tried to explain what I want it to look like in columns E & F. The two sets of columns are not linked and shouldn't be, I just put them on the same spreadsheet so you can see how the data looks now and how I want it to look, so using IF $A = $E does not exist.

    I've reattached the spreadsheet, I need the formula to work out and total each clients values if possible under the data (if not it doesn't really matter).
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    Re: Summing columns

    The offset row labels are a challenge.

    This is how I did it.
    1. Using the first upload (post #1)
    2. Select A2:A17.
    3. Press Ctrl + G (or F5 function key)
    4. Click 'Special...
    5. Click 'Blanks'
    6. Click OK
    7. Type = followed by the up arrow key.
    8. Hold down Ctrl while hitting enter.

    That will complete the row labels.

    Next:
    1. Select A1:B17
    2. Click DATA on the ribbon.
    3. In the Outline group click Subtotal
    4. Check only column B and Summary below data.
    5. Click OK

    There will be a Grand Total line which you can delete if you prefer.
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