"Joe Gieder" wrote:
It worked great thank you

Good to hear that.

.. what does L2:p2,,,7050 do?

=SUMPRODUCT(($R$2:$R$7051=R2)*OFFSET($L$2:$P2,,,70 50))

$L$2:$P2 is the OFFSET's reference range (horiz ref range here). The 7050 is
the height param to sync with the range size in col R ($R$2:$R$7051) which
effectively "extends" the horiz ref range to cover all of L2:P7051

Alternatively we could also use:
=SUMPRODUCT(($R$2:$R$7051=R2)*OFFSET($L$2:$L7051,, ,,5))
where $L$2:$L7051 is the OFFSET's vertical ref range, sized equal to
$R$2:$R$7051, while the 5 is the width param to extend it to cover all of
L2:P7051, as before.
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Max
Singapore
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xdemechanik
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whoops ... think the OFFSET wasn't necessary here

This simpler version seems to work just as well:
=SUMPRODUCT(($R$2:$R$7051=R2)*($L$2:$P$7051))
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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