Hi,

You might consider using Advanced Filter with Unique Records selected for
the first two columns - which would let you generate a list of unique
part#/descriptions. Then you could use either SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT to get the
needed totals. SUMIF if the part# and descriptions always match, in which
case you would use SUMIF with a part# criteria only. If both columns are
needed to define a unique item then use SUMPRODUCT.

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Roger" wrote:

I have many rows of data that have duplicatations that I would like to sum
into one consolidation of data. example

part # / description / qty

111 / widget 1 / 15
111 / widget 1 / 25

is there a formula that would consolidate the above two rows into this

111 / widget 1 / 40

thanks in advance