TRANSPOSE Formula

James8761

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Hi,

Can someone help me with a TRANSPOSE formula please. I ma trying to compare what each Division of a company reports they are owed or owe to another Division of a Company.

I've used Divisions A,B,C,D and E has an example. Division A has reported that they are owed 2,000 (A positive figure) by Division B. Division B reports that it owes Division A -100 (A negative number). A differnece of 1,900.

I am trying to put a table together underneath to show this 1,900. I have put in a formula per the image in Cell B14. Can someone tell me how to fix this please? I am using Excel O365.

Kind regards,
James
 

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Hi James
I have used the below in the cell B14
Excel Formula:
=INDEX($A$3:$F$8,MATCH($A14,$A$3:$A$88,0),MATCH(B$12,$A$3:$F$3,0))+INDEX($A$3:$F$8,MATCH(B$12,$A$3:$A$88,0),MATCH($A14,$A$3:$F$3,0))

This is also fillable

Thanks
Excel Fan
 
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Try:

Book1
ABCDEF
1
2
3ABCDE
4A-2000
5B-100-
6C-
7D-
8E-
9
10
11
12
13A2100
14B-2100
15C0
16D0
17E0
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B13:B17B13=SUM(INDEX($B$4:$F$8,MATCH(A13,$A$4:$A$8,0),0))-SUM(INDEX($B$4:$F$8,0,MATCH(A13,$B$3:$F$3,0)))


I came up with 2100, since if B owes 2000 to A, and B owes 100 more to A, then the total owed is 2100.
 
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Hi James
I have used the below in the cell B14
Excel Formula:
=INDEX($A$3:$F$8,MATCH($A14,$A$3:$A$88,0),MATCH(B$12,$A$3:$F$3,0))+INDEX($A$3:$F$8,MATCH(B$12,$A$3:$A$88,0),MATCH($A14,$A$3:$F$3,0))

This is also fillable

Thanks
Excel Fan
Thanks very much, does the job.
 
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Try:

Book1
ABCDEF
1
2
3ABCDE
4A-2000
5B-100-
6C-
7D-
8E-
9
10
11
12
13A2100
14B-2100
15C0
16D0
17E0
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B13:B17B13=SUM(INDEX($B$4:$F$8,MATCH(A13,$A$4:$A$8,0),0))-SUM(INDEX($B$4:$F$8,0,MATCH(A13,$B$3:$F$3,0)))


I came up with 2100, since if B owes 2000 to A, and B owes 100 more to A, then the total owed is 2100.
Excellent, thank you very much as well.
 
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