Try a different formula then

=SUMIF($R$12:$R$16,300,$Q$12:$Q$16)

You can replace 300 with a cell reference.

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HTH

Bob


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"Michael Dam" wrote in message
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Hi Bob

If I have a column of accounts and want the sum of each account to appear
in
a matrix - derived from the database. This gives me that "account 300"
should
or could be ie P23 or P26 - following the columns account no....


Regards
Michael

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

It doesn't seem so, but why would you need to, cells gives you full
flexibility.

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HTH

Bob


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"Michael Dam" <Michael wrote in message
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I'm trying to let my DSUM-formula run along an accountsheet. Need to
have
a
possibility to let criteria be variable:

Amount Account
100 100
50 200
25 300

=DSUM(Q12:R15;"Amount";Q21:Q22)

Criteria Result
Account 25
300

Above is working, but;

=DSUM(Q12:R15;"Amount";"Account"&300)

Is this in any way possible??


Thks
Michael