This formula is sized for your example (A3 to F6)

Say you have a list of items starting in H1 down.
enter this in G1, and copy down as needed:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A$3:E$6=H1),B$3:F$6)

Note that you go from columns A to E, then from B to F!
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HTH,

RD

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"Big_Tater" wrote in message
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After searching for hours I have resulted to posting a question. Sorry if
this is a duplicate but couldn't find what I needed.

I have a very large range of data I need to pull apart to get a breakdown
of
totals from. I am pulling this to a different page and then converting to
values so I can delete the data. I do this every day to track daily sales.
(I
will say I am not familiar with macros at all.)

(Data example below)

Company A Company B Company C through Col GI
Col A Col B Col C Col D Col E Col F
Item Value Item Value Item Value
1E $2 1W $5 3E $3
5W $2 3E $5 5E $3
3E $2 6W $5 4W $3
1E $2 2W $5 5E $3

through row 3000

I have a range name set as "REV_DATA" to cover A4:GI3000 already.

So each letter number combination represents an item sold for the company
in
the column its under. On my other tab/worksheet I am totaling how much
revenue was brought in for that item sold across all companies. (This is
also
stored as how much was sold for a specific company so I can't do away with
my
above structure.)

From the example above:
1E $4
1W $5
3E $10

The only formula I can come up with would be for each item (900 individual
items). In a perfect world a formula that would use my range (REV_DATA) to
pull the individual items sold for how much would be great.

Any help would be greatly appreciated and would save me HOURS of work.
Thanks.