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I am trying to find one name and sum all values in a column; sum would go
into Column G. For instance, I have the employee number in Column A in a sheet named €˜Filtered List and I want to sum all values in Column E of the same sheet in the rows where that employee number shows up. The problem is that the names are not in adjacent rows. I know Sumproduct can overcome this limitation, but also, I wont know the Employee ID numbers in advance, because this list is built on the fly, with a macro, so I was hoping to find a function that I can pop into another simple macro that I have. Something like this would work: =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A13=115354)*(E2:E13)) But again, I wont know the Employee ID number in advance, so I cant necessarily use €˜115354 in my Sumporduct. Any thoughts? Thanks, Ryan--- -- RyGuy |
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