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I would like to lookup multiple cell values on one spreadsheet; perform
operations on each cell, add those numbers together and paste the results
into a cell on another sheet. Is there a formula that can do thatf?
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=vlookup("house",sheet2!A:B,2,False)*10 + vlookup("car",Sheet2!A:B,2,False)*1.3

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Hi,
I would like to lookup multiple cell values on one spreadsheet; perform
operations on each cell, add those numbers together and paste the results
into a cell on another sheet. Is there a formula that can do thatf?

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Hi,
I would like to lookup multiple cell values on one spreadsheet; perform
operations on each cell, add those numbers together and paste the results
into a cell on another sheet. Is there a formula that can do thatf?

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