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![]() This is what I want to achieve: If the value in A1:A10 = ABC and the value in B1:B10 = DEF, then add the corresponding values in C1:C10 and multiply that by D1 I have tried: =SUM(IF((A1:A10,"ABC")*(B1:B10,"DEF"),C1:C10,0)) but that doesn't work, and I haven't even got to multiplying the total of the sum_range. Ultimately I need to complete that argument three times, where the values in the A, B and D columns would differ. i.e. (IF (A1:A10 = ABC and B1:B10 = DEF) ADD (C1:C10)*D1) PLUS (IF (A1:A10 = GHI and B1:B10 = JKL) ADD (C1:C1)*D2) PLUS (IF (A1:A10 = MNO and B1:B10 = PQR) ADD (C1:C1)*D3) Can this be achieved in Excel? Is an IF statement the correct syntax? Any help appreciated. -- Captain Grey ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Captain Grey's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33804 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=535751 |