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Default Sumproduct I think but a tough one

Thx alot

"barry houdini" wrote:

Are B10:B129 all different? If so you could use

=INDEX('Source'!D$10:Q$129,MATCH(J1,'Source'!B$10: B$129,0),MATCH(B
$3,'Source'!D$8:Q$8,0))

regards, barry

or if there might be multiple matches in column B

=SUMIF('Source'!B$10:B$129,J1,INDEX('Source'!D$10: Q$129,0,MATCH(B
$3,'Source'!D$8:Q$8,0)))

regards, barry
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