Sorry about the confusion. I often name ranges

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Dale" wrote in message
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Thanks Don and Max

Your solutions worked perfectly after I adapted the range. I
misinterpreted the initial formula that Don gave me. Thanks again

Max wrote:

What Don Guillett gave should work ..

=sumproduct((rngb={1,2,3})*rngA)


I keep getting the error #Name?


Think you didn't adapt "rngb" and "rngA" in Don's formula to suit ..

Maybe try this translation:

Put in say, D2: =SUMPRODUCT((C2:C100={1,2,3})*B2:B100)

Adapt the ranges: C2:C100, B2:B100
to suit
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Max
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"Dale" wrote in message
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Thanks for the quick response, however, I must be doing something wrong,
I keep getting the error #Name? Any Ideas?

Don Guillett wrote:


try
=sumproduct((rngb={1,2,3})*rngA)