I feel sure that someone has solved this before me but I have honestly spent 2 hours surfing and have not found the answer. Please assist.
Workbook contains sales by day of the year. Rows are the day and type of sales are the columns. I want to be able to enter the month in a cell and have a formula sum the proper range of cells according to the month requested.
My thoughts were to use vlookup to get the range start and again for the range end but when inserting vlookup into the sum function I get #NAME? formula result. Here is the formula I am using . . have I typed something wrong?
101 = sheet name
column to sum E; rows 223 - 252
= correct result =+SUM('101'!E223:E252)
= error =+SUM('101'!E=VLOOKUP(D11,TABLES!G6:I17,2,FALSE):E=VLOOKUP(D11,TABLES!G6:I17,3,FALSE))
When I use the audit function and calculate each function, the answer to the vlookup is surrounded by brands ( ) and I think that is why I get the #name? message. How do I get the results to lose the brands and become the row value of the sum function?
I know the weekend has begun but I'll be back here trying to figure this out. TIA
da general journal
Workbook contains sales by day of the year. Rows are the day and type of sales are the columns. I want to be able to enter the month in a cell and have a formula sum the proper range of cells according to the month requested.
My thoughts were to use vlookup to get the range start and again for the range end but when inserting vlookup into the sum function I get #NAME? formula result. Here is the formula I am using . . have I typed something wrong?
101 = sheet name
column to sum E; rows 223 - 252
= correct result =+SUM('101'!E223:E252)
= error =+SUM('101'!E=VLOOKUP(D11,TABLES!G6:I17,2,FALSE):E=VLOOKUP(D11,TABLES!G6:I17,3,FALSE))
When I use the audit function and calculate each function, the answer to the vlookup is surrounded by brands ( ) and I think that is why I get the #name? message. How do I get the results to lose the brands and become the row value of the sum function?
I know the weekend has begun but I'll be back here trying to figure this out. TIA
da general journal