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Try this:
A20 = lookup_value =SUM(INDEX(B1:J10,MATCH(A20,A1:A10,0),)) Biff wrote in message oups.com... I need to lookup and sum a row, eg i want to lookup a value in column A, and add the corresponding row between the say column B and J so i want to do a vlookup, but instead of returning one value, i want the sum. cheers |
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