Hi all,

Here I am again trying to do things that I don't know how to do.

Here's the formula in O37 - =VLOOKUP(O18,DE18:DG36,3)

Of course this is for row 18 in column O and there are 36 rows.

O37 should sum all the rows, not just row 18.

It's probably some form of =sum and an array, ahh.

Thanks,

Michele

One guess ..

Try in O37: =SUMIF(DE18:DE36,O18,DG18:DG36)
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Hi all,

Here I am again trying to do things that I don't know how to do.

Here's the formula in O37 - =VLOOKUP(O18,DE18:DG36,3)

Of course this is for row 18 in column O and there are 36 rows.

O37 should sum all the rows, not just row 18.

It's probably some form of =sum and an array, ahh.

Thanks,

Michele

On Oct 15, 7:08 pm, "Max" wrote:
One guess ..

Try in O37: =SUMIF(DE18:DE36,O18,DG18:DG36)
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Hi all,

Here I am again trying to do things that I don't know how to do.

Here's the formula in O37 - =VLOOKUP(O18,DE18:DG36,3)

Of course this is for row 18 in column O and there are 36 rows.

O37 should sum all the rows, not just row 18.

It's probably some form of =sum and an array, ahh.

Thanks,

Michele- Hide quoted text -

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Not quite; it's still only adds one row.

Please try this test spreadsheet to see what I mean -
http://www.quality-computing.com/test.xls.

Ah, I see. This should do it:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($DE$18:$DE$36=U$18:U$36),$DG$18:$DG$36)
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Max
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"mjones" wrote
Not quite; it's still only adds one row.

Please try this test spreadsheet to see what I mean -
http://www.quality-computing.com/test.xls.

On Oct 15, 7:43 pm, "Max" wrote:
Ah, I see. This should do it:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($DE$18:$DE$36=U$18:U$36),$DG$18:$DG$36)
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"mjones" wrote



Not quite; it's still only adds one row.

Please try this test spreadsheet to see what I mean -
http://www.quality-computing.com/test.xls.- Hide quoted text -

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Perfect. Rocket science to me when you get into that double dash.
Thanks!!

welcome. glad it helped.
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"mjones" wrote
Perfect. Rocket science to me when you get into that double dash.
Thanks!!