Summing data by name

DitdotUK

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Hi All,

I'm not an excel expert and I have limited knowledge.

I have two sheets of data.

The first sheet of Data looks like this

NameCallINAbandonedOutbound
Joe30325
Joe20712
Joe1522
Ben3170
Ben8215
Mo12157

<tbody>
</tbody>


On another sheet I want excel to return

NameCallINAbandonedOutbound
Joe5539
Ben1115
Joe127

<tbody>
</tbody>

I've tried using vlookup with sum ifs

=SUM(VLOOKUP(A3,'User Productivity Summary'!C:M,{3,9},FALSE))

But this will only count the first row of each user in my source data.

Thanks

Paul
 

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Welcome to the forum.

It looks like a pivot table would produce exactly what you need.
 
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You could add a date column to your source data which can be added to your sumifs criteria?
 
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Is it possible to to do sum if on two ranges?

Sorry to be a pain!

Yes you can do multiple criteria with sumifs. Did you only want to calculate values of the current date?
 
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Hi So I want my creteria to be C:C,D:D,E:E and I want the sum if to sum all values in the rage for a user
 
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Assuming you have your users in column A, Copy across and drag down;

Code:
=SUMIFS(Sheet1!C:C,Sheet1!$A:$A,$A2)
 
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Hi,

If I understand correctly:


Book1
ABCD
1NameCallINAbandonedOutbound
2Joe651239
3Ben111915
4Mo12157
Sheet107
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=SUMPRODUCT(('User Productivity Summary'!$B$2:$B$500=$A2)*('User Productivity Summary'!$C$1:$E$1=B$1)*'User Productivity Summary'!$C$2:$E$500)


Formula copied down and across, adjust Cell References/Ranges as necessary.


Book1
BCDE
1NameCallINAbandonedOutbound
2Joe30325
3Joe20712
4Joe1522
5Ben3170
6Ben8215
7Mo12157
User Productivity Summary
 
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