On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

"Serge" wrote:
On sheet one I have:
Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes,
E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet)
Columns: A (size), B (length), C (quantities)
& rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
.. a total quantity shown in column C
if I type in size in column A and length in column B
for each sizes of same grade & length.

In Sheet2,

In C20:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
C20 copied to C22

In C32:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
C32 copied to C34

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On Sheet2, enter this formula in C20:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

And copy down to C22.

In C32 enter:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

And copy down to C34.
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"Serge" wrote in message
...
On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as
an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for
length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325
and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size
in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with
this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

Of course the second formula should refer to "SAE".

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
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On Sheet2, enter this formula in C20:


=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

And copy down to C22.

In C32 enter:


=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

And copy down to C34.
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RD

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"Serge" wrote in message
...
On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as
an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for
length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325
and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size
in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with
this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

"Ragdyer" wrote:
... In C32 enter:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

Think Ragdyer meant "SAE"
instead of "A325" for the formula in C32 <g,
viz:

In C32:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
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I am working on it, will let you know if it works asap.
Thanks

"Max" wrote:

"Ragdyer" wrote:
... In C32 enter:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

Think Ragdyer meant "SAE"
instead of "A325" for the formula in C32 <g,
viz:

In C32:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
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Thank you all VERY MUCH for your imput. It works GREAT

"Max" wrote:

"Ragdyer" wrote:
... In C32 enter:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

Think Ragdyer meant "SAE"
instead of "A325" for the formula in C32 <g,
viz:

In C32:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
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Thank you all VERY MUCH for your imput. It works GREAT

"Ragdyer" wrote:

Of course the second formula should refer to "SAE".

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
...
On Sheet2, enter this formula in C20:


=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

And copy down to C22.

In C32 enter:


=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

And copy down to C34.
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RD

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"Serge" wrote in message
...
On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as
an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for
length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325
and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size
in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with
this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

Hello Max,
It work well until I copied the formula to empty cell to give me a "#NA" for
answer. can the formula be modified?

"Max" wrote:

"Ragdyer" wrote:
... In C32 enter:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="A325")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)

Think Ragdyer meant "SAE"
instead of "A325" for the formula in C32 <g,
viz:

In C32:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$ J$14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$
14="SAE")*Sheet1!$C$9:$C$14)
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"Serge" wrote:
.. It work well until I copied the formula
to empty cell to give me a "#NA" for
answer. can the formula be modified?

I'm not sure how you got that #N/A error, but you could
try these 2 slight variations* to what I suggested earlier
(note that my suggestion is a little different from Ragdyer's)
*with a simple error trap to check on col A & B having inputs

In C20, copied to C22:
=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$
14=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$14="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$ 14))

In C32, copied to C34:
=IF(OR(A32="",B32=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$
14=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E$14="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$1 4))
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Hello Max,
Thanks for your reply.
My question refered to empty cells on the first sheet, because in the given
formula I changed the row number 14 to 188 which do not have any input yet.

"Serge" wrote:

On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

"Serge" wrote:
.. My question refered to empty cells on the first sheet,
because in the given formula I changed the row number 14 to 188
which do not have any input yet.

All the ranges in the sumproduct formula have to be identical in structure.
Ensure that this is the case (that's probably why you got the #N/A earlier)

Anyway, here's the revised formulas extended to row 188 for reference

In C20, copied to C22:
=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

In C32, copied to C34:
=IF(OR(A32="",B32=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

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"Serge" wrote:

On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

Hello again Max,
Still have #N/A for answer as long as there are input in those rows in the
first sheet. I changed the row back to it's original number and it works fine.
I do need to include all the rows even though there is no input in them.
Thanks for your effort.
Serge in BC Canada


"Max" wrote:

"Serge" wrote:
.. My question refered to empty cells on the first sheet,
because in the given formula I changed the row number 14 to 188
which do not have any input yet.

All the ranges in the sumproduct formula have to be identical in structure.
Ensure that this is the case (that's probably why you got the #N/A earlier)

Anyway, here's the revised formulas extended to row 188 for reference

In C20, copied to C22:
=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

In C32, copied to C34:
=IF(OR(A32="",B32=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

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"Serge" wrote:

On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

There is a . after the word "answer"

"Serge" wrote:

Hello again Max,
Still have #N/A for answer as long as there are input in those rows in the
first sheet. I changed the row back to it's original number and it works fine.
I do need to include all the rows even though there is no input in them.
Thanks for your effort.
Serge in BC Canada


"Max" wrote:

"Serge" wrote:
.. My question refered to empty cells on the first sheet,
because in the given formula I changed the row number 14 to 188
which do not have any input yet.

All the ranges in the sumproduct formula have to be identical in structure.
Ensure that this is the case (that's probably why you got the #N/A earlier)

Anyway, here's the revised formulas extended to row 188 for reference

In C20, copied to C22:
=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

In C32, copied to C34:
=IF(OR(A32="",B32=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

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"Serge" wrote:

On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

Change the $D$14 to $D$188

from:

=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

to:


=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))


"Serge" wrote:

There is a . after the word "answer"

"Serge" wrote:

Hello again Max,
Still have #N/A for answer as long as there are input in those rows in the
first sheet. I changed the row back to it's original number and it works fine.
I do need to include all the rows even though there is no input in them.
Thanks for your effort.
Serge in BC Canada


"Max" wrote:

"Serge" wrote:
.. My question refered to empty cells on the first sheet,
because in the given formula I changed the row number 14 to 188
which do not have any input yet.

All the ranges in the sumproduct formula have to be identical in structure.
Ensure that this is the case (that's probably why you got the #N/A earlier)

Anyway, here's the revised formulas extended to row 188 for reference

In C20, copied to C22:
=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

In C32, copied to C34:
=IF(OR(A32="",B32=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

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"Serge" wrote:

On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

Hello Toppers,
I did that, and when I did I gor "#N/A" for answer, between row 15 & 188 I
have empty cells in the first sheet. Cells that do not have input yet.

"Toppers" wrote:

Change the $D$14 to $D$188

from:

=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

to:


=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))


"Serge" wrote:

There is a . after the word "answer"

"Serge" wrote:

Hello again Max,
Still have #N/A for answer as long as there are input in those rows in the
first sheet. I changed the row back to it's original number and it works fine.
I do need to include all the rows even though there is no input in them.
Thanks for your effort.
Serge in BC Canada


"Max" wrote:

"Serge" wrote:
.. My question refered to empty cells on the first sheet,
because in the given formula I changed the row number 14 to 188
which do not have any input yet.

All the ranges in the sumproduct formula have to be identical in structure.
Ensure that this is the case (that's probably why you got the #N/A earlier)

Anyway, here's the revised formulas extended to row 188 for reference

In C20, copied to C22:
=IF(OR(A20="",B20=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$14=A20)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B20)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$E $188="A325"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

In C32, copied to C34:
=IF(OR(A32="",B32=""),"",SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$9:$ D$188=A32)*(Sheet1!$J$9:$J$188=B32)*(Sheet1!$E$9:$ E$188="SAE"),Sheet1!$C$9:$C$188))

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"Serge" wrote:

On sheet one I have: Columns;C, D, E, J & Rows; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 as an
example.
Column: C is for quantities, D is for sizes, E is for grades, J is for length
: C D E J
------------------------------------------
9: 4 .625 SAE 1.50
10: 6 .625 SAE 1.50
11: 4 .500 A325 1.75
12: 6 .500 A325 1.75
13: 8 .500 SAE 1.50
14: 6 .75 A325 2.25

On sheet two (summary sheet) I have the following as example:
Columns: A (size), B (lenght), C (quantities) & rows 20, 21, 22 for A325 and
rows 32, 33, 34 for SAE.
I would like to see a total quantity shown in column C if I type in size in
column A and length in column B for each sizes of same grade & lenght.

I get confused with SUMIF or SUMPRODUCT. Can someone un-confuse me with this
problem please.
Thank you in advance.
Serge

Toppers: Thanks for the correction ! My error.

Serge: Glad to see you resolved it in your new post
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Thanks for your reply Max.
Until next time.
Serge

"Max" wrote:

Toppers: Thanks for the correction ! My error.

Serge: Glad to see you resolved it in your new post
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Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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