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Try the SUMPRODUCT function, I believe it will do what you're asking.
Example: =sumproduct(C12:C100,U12:U100) Tha will multiply corresponding Cs and Us and add the products. Regards, Ron |
Ron,
Bingo! Worked perfectly. I had studied that formula but the description did not seem to fit. Thanks a milion! You just shortened my workday and I can go home on time. Have a nice evening yourself. Roger Hockett "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try the SUMPRODUCT function, I believe it will do what you're asking. Example: =sumproduct(C12:C100,U12:U100) Tha will multiply corresponding Cs and Us and add the products. Regards, Ron |
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