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In columns, I have a letter code (example "S" ) with a number across from it
in the next column. (each pair of columns is titled TYP and HRS) I want to sum all the numbers associated with a specific code. I have 60 pairs of columns. In a single formula, I'm trying to add 60 of the formula below, substituting the letters of the next 2 columns (i.e E & F, G & H...) =SUMPRODUCT((C6:C42={S})*D6:D42) Getting "formula too long" error. Can I get around this with another approach? Appreciate your guidance. |
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