Or even

=SUMPRODUCT((EBITDA!$D$13:$D$6000=D13)*(EBITDA!$L$ 13:$O$6000))


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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom




"daddylonglegs" wrote in message
...
or perhaps this is better.....

=SUM(OFFSET(ebitda!$L$13:$O$13,MATCH(D13,ebitda!$D $13:$D$6000,0)-1,))

"daddylonglegs" wrote:

Hello Steve,

with an "array formula" that needs to be coonfirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER

=SUM(VLOOKUP(D13,ebitda!$D$13:$O$6000,{9,10,11,12} ,0))

or if you know that D13 has only one match in ebitda!$D$13:$D$6000 you
could
use

=SUMPRODUCT((ebitda!$D$13:$D$6000=D13)*ebitda!$L$1 3:$O$6000)

"SteveC" wrote:

this is what i have now:

=INDEX(EBITDA!$L$13:$L$6000,MATCH(D13,EBITDA!$D$13 :$D$6000,0),1)+INDEX(EBITDA!$M$13:$M$6000,MATCH(D1 3,EBITDA!$D$13:$D$6000,0),1)+INDEX(EBITDA!$N$13:$N $6000,MATCH(D13,EBITDA!$D$13:$D$6000,0),1)+INDEX(E BITDA!$O$13:$O$6000,MATCH(D13,EBITDA!$D$13:$D$6000 ,0),1)

you see this formula is on one worksheet, matching numbers on another
worksheet to sume together 4 columns. This looks ugly. Is there a
smaller
way of doing this -- to at least add together columns m, n and o all at
once?

thanks for taking a look...