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Vlookup the the total number from one tab to another
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Emmanuelle Altez
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June 26, 2022 - 11:52 pm
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Hi,

What would be the formula or expression to use if I will need to vlookup the total number of data from one tab to another.
Example would be below:

Country:     Region:       Employees:
Ohio           Americas    20
Delaware    Americas    10
New York    Americas     5

In the other tab, I will need to get the total of these 3 countries of Americas using vlookup.
The next tab will just show Americas and it should show 35 as the total number of employees. Appreciate your advise. Thanks.

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Catalin Bombea
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Why not use a pivot table, instead of manually splitting data into tabs with formulas? You can use sliscers to filter data for a specific Region, or you can organize the pivot to show you numbers by region.

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If you do need a formula, you can use SUMIF:

 

=SUMIF(Sheet2!B:B,"Americas",Sheet2!C:C)

for example.

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Hi,

Can you site a sample in excel for this.

SUMIF(Sheet2!B:B,"Americas",Sheet2!C:C)

Thanks.

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