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Greetings,
I have the following formula, but it only returns one value although the search criteria appears more than once in the array: IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A14,'21'!$B$8:$H$53,7,FALSE))=TRUE ,0,VLOOKUP(A14,'21'!$B$8:$H$53,7,FALSE)) Currently, this formula looks up a name in a different worksheet within a workbook, in this case the worksheet tab labeled "21". I want it to add the dollar amounts for every item in column 7 for each instance the name appears in the B column instead on only returning the first value obtained when the name is found in column B. Please help! I have a bit of a deadline. Thank you for your time. |
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