Master Sheet Using Multiple Sheets
Hello,
I have 4 different regional templates for capturing budget information. Each template is the same format and each template creates unique identifiers called a "Tactic ID" for each region. I then collate the individual unique identifier line items into one Master Sheet as they get added through a workflow. The idea is that each region will update and maintain their individual sheets but the updates should flow into the Master Sheet and update the necessary data columns automatically. I am working with an IF and INDEX MATCH formula but am having trouble with the formula pulling from the correct regional template based on the region. My current formula is as follows:
=if([email protected]=Asia, INDEX({Approved Budget Management Sheet -Asia Range 2}, MATCH([Tactic ID]@row, {Approved Budget Management Sheet -Asia Range 1})),if([email protected]=Europe, INDEX({Approved Budget Management Sheet -Europe Range 2}, MATCH([Tactic ID]@row, {Approved Budget Management Sheet Europe Range 1})),if([email protected]=LAAM, INDEX({Approved Budget Management Sheet - LAAM Range 2}, MATCH([Tactic ID]@row, {Approved Budget Management Sheet -LAAM Range 1})),if([email protected]=US, INDEX({Approved Budget Management Sheet - US Range 2}, MATCH([Tactic ID]@row, {Approved Budget Management Sheet US Range 1}))
However I keep getting an error message. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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Paul Newcome ✭✭✭✭✭✭
Have you looked into creating a row report instead?
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Paul Newcome ✭✭✭✭✭✭
Have you looked into creating a row report instead?
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JoannaAU ✭
I previously did not, but at your suggestion I agree that is the best option. Thank you!
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Paul Newcome ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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I hope you're well and safe!<\/p>
If it's ok for the users to be able to access the information, but you want to hide it to simplify or make it harder to see, you could use a Report.<\/p>
Would that work\/help? <\/p>
I hope that helps!<\/p>
Be safe, and have a fantastic week!<\/p>
Best,<\/p>
Andrée Starå<\/strong><\/a> | Workflow Consultant \/ CEO @ WORK BOLD<\/strong><\/a><\/p>
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Thanks for the tag, @Paul Newcome<\/a>!<\/p>
It does sound like that's what happened. <\/p>
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