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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A7="40-011"),B2:B7)
Adjuct range to suit. Note: SUMPRODUCT function does not work if you use a whole columns "Juggernaut" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that contains rows with multiple entries for the same item. How can I use a filter or a function to combine the values for the like items in to one row? Example: In the same chart, item number 40-011 appears three times with quantities of 5, 3, and 2. How can I filter the data so there is one occurence of 40-011 with a quantity of 10? |
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