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    Absolute cells in at table

    Hello all,
    I've been having difficulty using absolute references in a structured (I think that's the correct term ) table.
    Essentially Criteria range changes as its dragged across and then reverts back to being correct.
    I've attached a very simple example adding a list of units based on a color which I hope demonstrates what I mean.

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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    In order to use the columns as absolute, you need to do it like
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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    Here's a workaround (trick) that I was shown a while back:

    =SUMIF(Table1[[#All],[Color]:[Color]],Table2[[#Headers],[Red]],Table1[[#All],[Unit]:[Unit]])
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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    Hello and happy new year Ali and Fluff,
    Well I've sought of got them both to work, but only by adding a third column to the source table , otherwise i still ended up with 8 for Blue and Green.
    But once I'd done this I was able to delete and still get a correct result.
    Ive reattached the workbook and left a sheet named test without the third colums showing incorrct results, if I am leaving out vital comma or colon please let me know,
    Thanks to both of you.

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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    Your formula in I6 is looking is looking at the wrong header (it's counting Blue not green). If I drag the formula from G6 across to I6 it works quite happily.

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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    Hi,
    yes, I've tried it again, it this time, I dragged quite slowly and carefully, and you are quite correct this time it has copied across.
    thanks,

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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    Hi Ali,
    I've used both replies and both work, but can you explain or point me to where a bit more information about yours, the subtotal
    drop down, can found. I know I've come across it somewhere. Once again, thanks, for your help.
    I'd give a rating but it won't let me.

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    Re: Absolute cells in at table

    I'm not sure which of these you mean, so I'm providing two links:

    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...e-b0a3d4a52b3a

    and:

    https://www.extendoffice.com/documen...total-row.html

    Hope this helps.

    I have offered a solution in your PQ dates column thread - I hope it's what you wanted.

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