Hi Everyone,

I don't think this problem is actually very difficult. But I'm stumped. If you can take a look for me I'd really appreciate it.

Basically, I need to summarise all the labour hour costing for each month. I have a list of staff who, for their work each day, record the: jobs, codes for that job, and hours for that.

Sample Source Data:

18/08/2017 Chainz Graham 247 - Dixon Stage 5 08-Other
19/08/2017 Jury Herewini 252 - Kay Rd Cutdown 02-Roading 8:00:00
20/08/2017 Adam Young 247 - Dixon Stage 5 08-Other 3:00:00
21/08/2017 Adam Young 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 03-Stormwater 9:30:00
22/08/2017 Jury Herewini 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 03-Stormwater



At the end of each month I want to sum all the hours assigned to each code so that I end up with a tidy list.

Sample Desired Projected Data:

Names Project Cost Code Hours
Adam Young 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 02-Roading 43
Adam Young 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 03-Stormwater 17
Adam Young 252 - Kay Rd Cutdown 03-Stormwater 40
Chainz Graham 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 02-Roading 38
Chainz Graham 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 03-Stormwater 42
Connor Herewini 250 - 132 Kay Rd Subdivision 06-Concrete 29


The difficult thing is that I only want the name, project and code to appear if the worker had hours assigned to that code for the month. So in the final list, I want three Adam's to appear if he worked on three different job codes, and so on for jobs and codes.

Please don't worry about the hours column, a simple SUMIF function can get that job done. I can also get the correct number of names to come up easily, but the project and code I'm having trouble with.


Here's a sample spreadsheet to work with below which you can download:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3g...ew?usp=sharing


You will see the method I am attempting by the intermediate data in the sheet. You may find a better solution and ditch that method altogether. I'm open to suggestions.