Yogi Anand, D.Eng, P.E. Google Spreadsheet Post #501 Apr 10, 2012 www.energyefficientbuild.com
user Thomas121 said:
Where month is X add next column Hi, Hoping someone could help me with a formula. I want to add the figures in one column and total a certain month, so for example:
date | figure
1/1/12 | 12
3/1/12 | 5
5/2/12 | 19
7/2/12 | 21
Jan: 17
Feb: 40
Thanks in advance. It's for a basic finance spreadsheet
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1)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AmcM1sh2nXR8dG44ZTJYeXRZdTlsb1kzYXhZZktoU3c&output=html
2)
Profits 2012 > B2, C2 (down for each month). With B pulling the data for that month in the green column in the other sheet, C pulling the red.
3)
JAN IN: £4.95
JAN OUT: £17
FEB IN: £40.16
FEB OUT: £0
These figures are the totals for the appropriate month for the appropriate column. ideally it would be adaptable for each year, so only doing 2012 on this table and I will manually adjust it next year.
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following is a solution to the problem
user Thomas121 said:
Where month is X add next column Hi, Hoping someone could help me with a formula. I want to add the figures in one column and total a certain month, so for example:
date | figure
1/1/12 | 12
3/1/12 | 5
5/2/12 | 19
7/2/12 | 21
Jan: 17
Feb: 40
Thanks in advance. It's for a basic finance spreadsheet
----
1)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AmcM1sh2nXR8dG44ZTJYeXRZdTlsb1kzYXhZZktoU3c&output=html
2)
Profits 2012 > B2, C2 (down for each month). With B pulling the data for that month in the green column in the other sheet, C pulling the red.
3)
JAN IN: £4.95
JAN OUT: £17
FEB IN: £40.16
FEB OUT: £0
These figures are the totals for the appropriate month for the appropriate column. ideally it would be adaptable for each year, so only doing 2012 on this table and I will manually adjust it next year.
----------------------------------------------------------
following is a solution to the problem
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