B
Bradon
I am creating summary reports that compare one financial period to another.
The Budget, Prior Period and Current year are in tables and there is a column
for each month. To do this I currently have the below if statement where I
am pulling in the months sales from the table. $L$1=the month value (example
1=January).
=IF($L$1=1,'Sales Actual 1 of 2'!C7,IF($L$1=2,'Sales Actual 1 of
2'!D7,IF($L$1=3,'Sales Actual 1 of 2'!E7,IF($L$1=4,'Sales Actual 1 of
2'!F7,IF($L$1=5,'Sales Actual 1 of 2'!G7,IF($L$1=6,'Sales Actual 1 of
2'!H7,"error"))))))
The formula works, but there has to be a better way to achieve the same
result. The formula is to long if you try to write it for all 12 months.
The Budget, Prior Period and Current year are in tables and there is a column
for each month. To do this I currently have the below if statement where I
am pulling in the months sales from the table. $L$1=the month value (example
1=January).
=IF($L$1=1,'Sales Actual 1 of 2'!C7,IF($L$1=2,'Sales Actual 1 of
2'!D7,IF($L$1=3,'Sales Actual 1 of 2'!E7,IF($L$1=4,'Sales Actual 1 of
2'!F7,IF($L$1=5,'Sales Actual 1 of 2'!G7,IF($L$1=6,'Sales Actual 1 of
2'!H7,"error"))))))
The formula works, but there has to be a better way to achieve the same
result. The formula is to long if you try to write it for all 12 months.