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RagDyer
 
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Is this easier to understand?

=SUMPRODUCT((B1:B1000=B92)*(AK1:AK1000+AE1:AE1000+ AI1:AI1000))

With Sumproduct however, you can't use total column references (B:B, AK:AK,
.... etc.).
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HTH,

RD
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"Hirsch" wrote in message
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=SUMIF(B:B,B92,AE:AE)+SUMIF(B:B,B92,AI:AI)+sumif(b :b,b92,AK:AK)

This was the start to one formula on a spread sheet, my simple question is
can this be condensed. is there such thing as
=sumif(b:b,b92,ae:ae&ai:ai&ak:ak) -

The whole purpose of condensing the formula is to be allow others to

follow
the path especially auditors.