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Sum VLOOKUP
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"Toppers" wrote: =sumproduct(--('LaborDetail'!P2:P1000=X2),'LaborDetail'!Q2:Q1000 ) "Secret Squirrel" wrote: I'm using the following formula to lookup up my employees based on their ID# and return the value in column 2 where a match is found. How do I sum up these matches if the employee number appears more than once? =VLOOKUP(X2,'LaborDetail'!P2:Q1000,2,FALSE) X2 = Employee ID # Column P = Employee ID # Column Q = Hours worked I want to sum up all data in column Q where the employee ID matches. |
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