I need help changing current SUMIF formula to grab data from 1 sheet to 3 sheets.
I currently use a SUMIF formula to pull costs from a summary timecard and it places it in a Total Cost from timecard column in a master management sheet. I believe I just have to modify it so the formula sees the 3 different sheets. Please take a look at the attached PDF that explains it a bit more. I have been researching the formulas handbook and believe I might need to consider SUMIFS or something like that to create a string.
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=SUM(SumIF(),Sumif(),Sumif())
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=SUM(SumIF(),Sumif(),Sumif())
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Mark:
Thanks so much. I will give this a try and let you know how it goes.
Dennis
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Mark:
Fantastic!! So far, it works flawlessly. Tremendous community help. Way to go Mark!!
Dennis
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