No...
This will sum all rows (Col B values) where Sheet2 COL A matches ...the
value in Sheet1 A1...

If you want to copy it down then use this
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet2!A$1:A$100=A1),(Sheet2!B$1:B$100))
so that lookup range remains same... of course you need to change 100 to the
last row of your data on Sheet2...

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"Networking Issues Error 0X80070005" wrote:

Would I still use vlookup? I want to total R5 which would be 11 on the R5 on
the other page. All the other infor
1st page 2nd page
R5 5 R5 11
R4 2 R4 2
R3 3 R3 3
R5 4 R2 3
R2 3
R5 2

"Sheeloo" wrote:

If the data shown is in Col A & B of sheet2 and you have R5 in A1 of sheet1...

Enter this in B1 of sheet1
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet2!A1:A100=A1),(Sheet2!B1:B100))
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"Networking Issues Error 0X80070005" wrote:

How do you use vlookup when you have several items you want to look up and
return a total value. In this example I want to add all 3 items for a total
of 15. Using vlookup it only returns the first R5 for a total of 5

R5 5
R5 5
R5 5