Hi Colin,

I believe that AutoFilter will achieve what you want. You can then use the
subtotal function which can sum the cells in the visible rows.

Rather than me going into a long explanation I suggest that you look up both
in help and then if you still have further questions then get back to me.
Subtotal function gives you a variety of options for summing, averaging,
counting etc.

A tip when using Autofilter: Insert 3 to 4 blank rows above the column
headers of your data. Select the first cell under the column header in column
A and then Freeze Panes. You can then place the subtotal function above the
headers in the frozen pane where you can always see the totals irrespective
of the scrolling of the rest of the worksheet.

Regards,

OssieMac

"Colin" wrote:

I have data in the range A1:K2000. In column C I have descriptions for
different types of business expense. In column G I have the amounts of these
expenses.
I want a formula that searches column C for a specific business expense and
when finding it, adds up all the related values in column G.

How do I do this?
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Thank you,

Colin.