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How can I do a vlookup to a certain field, then sum certain colums from the
table array that match the looked up field?
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there a couple fo ways to do this, pls provide your sample data and the
result you want.

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How can I do a vlookup to a certain field, then sum certain colums from the
table array that match the looked up field?

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Not much to go on here. Maybe something like this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A19:A27=A19),B19:B27)

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How can I do a vlookup to a certain field, then sum certain colums from the
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I think the OP means that there is a single match, but having found
the match he then wants to add some columns together from the
corresponding row. Like you, I'm waiting for further details.

Pete

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Not much to go on here. *Maybe something like this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A19:A27=A19),B19:B27)

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