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There are probably better ways of doing this, but not knowing why you have your sheets set up the way they are, I suggest the most direct and easiest solution. For each row in each sheet, you could have an equation like
=IF(E2=1,SUM(A2: D2),0) and then you would need to sum this column in each sheet and sum each of those results. Alternatively, you could have one equation for each sheet like: =sumif(E2:E6,1,A2:A6)+sumif(E2:E6,1,B2:B6)+sumif(E 2:E6,1,C2:C6)+sumif(E2:E6,1,D2: D6) and then sum those results for each month. Or even combine the equations for each sheet into a single equation though as the number of calculated cells decrease, the equation complexity increases. Or you could redesign your sheets. Why not have all the data on a single sheet with the additional field for Month? PS...the emoticons are annoying. First I have noticed it. |
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