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Find and sum values based on a column search

  1. #1
    Chocolate-Thunder
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    Find and sum values based on a column search

    I have a very simple spreedsheet, it contains companies and parts and how
    many times they are used per company project. I need to have a column that
    will search the company name and part and return the total amount of that
    specific part that the company used.concidering they will have multiple rows
    in which they have used the same part.

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    Marcelo
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    RE: Find and sum values based on a column search

    Hi,

    you can use a pivot table or sumif or sumproduct.

    hth
    regards from Brazil
    Marcelo



    "Chocolate-Thunder" escreveu:

    > I have a very simple spreedsheet, it contains companies and parts and how
    > many times they are used per company project. I need to have a column that
    > will search the company name and part and return the total amount of that
    > specific part that the company used.concidering they will have multiple rows
    > in which they have used the same part.


  3. #3
    Marcelo
    Guest

    RE: Find and sum values based on a column search

    Hi,

    you can use a pivot table or sumif or sumproduct.

    hth
    regards from Brazil
    Marcelo



    "Chocolate-Thunder" escreveu:

    > I have a very simple spreedsheet, it contains companies and parts and how
    > many times they are used per company project. I need to have a column that
    > will search the company name and part and return the total amount of that
    > specific part that the company used.concidering they will have multiple rows
    > in which they have used the same part.


  4. #4
    Chocolate-Thunder
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    RE: Find and sum values based on a column search

    I'm not sure how to use those to get it to do what I need it to. It seems
    more complicated than that though. It needs to search all the customers that
    match the customer in the row it is in and then find all the times they use a
    specific part and total all the parts used without me giving it specific
    search criteria.

    "Marcelo" wrote:

    > Hi,
    >
    > you can use a pivot table or sumif or sumproduct.
    >
    > hth
    > regards from Brazil
    > Marcelo
    >
    >
    >
    > "Chocolate-Thunder" escreveu:
    >
    > > I have a very simple spreedsheet, it contains companies and parts and how
    > > many times they are used per company project. I need to have a column that
    > > will search the company name and part and return the total amount of that
    > > specific part that the company used.concidering they will have multiple rows
    > > in which they have used the same part.


  5. #5
    Chocolate-Thunder
    Guest

    RE: Find and sum values based on a column search

    nevermind, figured it out, thanks

    "Chocolate-Thunder" wrote:

    > I'm not sure how to use those to get it to do what I need it to. It seems
    > more complicated than that though. It needs to search all the customers that
    > match the customer in the row it is in and then find all the times they use a
    > specific part and total all the parts used without me giving it specific
    > search criteria.
    >
    > "Marcelo" wrote:
    >
    > > Hi,
    > >
    > > you can use a pivot table or sumif or sumproduct.
    > >
    > > hth
    > > regards from Brazil
    > > Marcelo
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > > "Chocolate-Thunder" escreveu:
    > >
    > > > I have a very simple spreedsheet, it contains companies and parts and how
    > > > many times they are used per company project. I need to have a column that
    > > > will search the company name and part and return the total amount of that
    > > > specific part that the company used.concidering they will have multiple rows
    > > > in which they have used the same part.


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