Hi,
I have a big sales report which expands every week. It shows the sales in different weeks (CYWeek) for each of the 15 stores.
Now I want to make a graph to show the sales for each store during the year, so It's easy for me to see trends for all different stores.
I have the criteria CYweek in the first column and the store name in the rows (see example excel sheet attached).
A simple index match will give me the first match of the cyweek and the store name. But I need it to sum up for all weeks.
So in the attached example in url (Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet) I want the following for Store 2:
201614: 11
201615: 17
201616: 12
Could anyone help me with the correct formula which also uses as little calculation power as possible since it's becoming a huge file.
My life would be so much easier if anyone could help me and I would be forever grateful
Regards,
Emile
I have a big sales report which expands every week. It shows the sales in different weeks (CYWeek) for each of the 15 stores.
Now I want to make a graph to show the sales for each store during the year, so It's easy for me to see trends for all different stores.
I have the criteria CYweek in the first column and the store name in the rows (see example excel sheet attached).
A simple index match will give me the first match of the cyweek and the store name. But I need it to sum up for all weeks.
So in the attached example in url (Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet) I want the following for Store 2:
201614: 11
201615: 17
201616: 12
Could anyone help me with the correct formula which also uses as little calculation power as possible since it's becoming a huge file.
My life would be so much easier if anyone could help me and I would be forever grateful
Regards,
Emile