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Hi!
Please use: =SUMIF($G$1:$G$8,N1,$H$1:$H$8) I'm sure it will help. Regards "lightbulb" wrote: I'm wanting to lookup up one value in a list of other values and return the sum of the values in the column next to it but can't figure out how. For example, I have a list of items in column N. I want the sum from column H each time the item in Column N appears in Column G. So basically anytime the item in Column N appears in Column G, I want it to sum each value in Column H in the corresponding (same row that the data appeared in in column G Column G Column H Allen 45 ABA 113 A&B 75 A&B 65 A&B 235 Accu 117 Accu 85 Ahaus 10 Say I have A&B in column N (I'm working in column O)....I want to know the sum for A&B...so it should return 375. Any help? |
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