That is because SUMIF makes the sum range agree in shape with the range that
you're comparing B6 to - $IE$3:$IE$62 - 1 column, so it sums only the first
column of your sum range. Use SUMPRODUCT instead:

=SUMPRODUCT((B6=$IE$3:$IE$62)*($IN$3:$IV$62))

Tyro

"Rick" wrote in message
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I am trying to add up multiple columns but from what I have read so far
Sumif
won't do it.

=SUMIF($IE$3:$IE$62,B6,$IN$3:$IV$62) only returns the first value in
column
IN.

How do I ADD all columns from IN to IV.

Thanks in advance