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I gotta vlookup table and on tha other worksheets people enter the info from
dropdown boxes. I need to show the books sold and the average of looks at it
after being chosen to be listed as a summary.

A B C
red book $15 x
Blue book $10 x
red book $20 w

So if a "red book" "$15", a "blue book" "$10" and a "red book" "$20" was
sold, and I want to list red book or W books, how can I display this summary
info?

It should look something like this so i can use the figures for sums and
division.
Red Book | 2 | $35
Blue book | 1 | $10
and/or
Red Book | 1 | $20 w - based on W.

Now need a result.
eg. 2 red books divide 43 people who looked at it gives me the result I need.

That's it!
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.. how can I display this summary info?

Suggest you try a pivot table (PT).
It's ideal for what you have in mind, and takes only a few moments to set up.

Here's some steps to guide you in ..

First, insert a top col header row, and enter col labels
so that your table looks like this:

Book Sale Code
red book $15 x
Blue book $10 x
red book $20 w
etc

Select any cell within the table,
click Data Pivot table .. .
Click Next Next

In step 3 of the wizard, click Layout
Drag n drop Book in ROW area
Drag n drop Book in DATA area
Drag n drop Sale in DATA area
Click OK Finish

Go to the PT sheet
Drag the field header "Data", drop it over "Total",
to give you the required result,
viz something like what you posted:

Red Book | 2 | $35
Blue book | 1 | $10


Now, let's do the 2nd pivot which brings in the "Code" as well ..

Again, just select any cell within the source table,
click Data Pivot table .. .
Click Next Next

Answer Yes to the prompt (use less memory ...)
Click Next

In step 3 of the wizard, click Layout
Drag n drop Book in ROW area
(Double-click on it, check "None" under Subtotals OK)

Drag n drop Code in ROW area
Drag n drop Book in DATA area
Drag n drop Sale in DATA area

Click OK Finish

Go to the new PT sheet
Drag the field header "Data", drop it over "Total",
which'll give you the other required result,
viz it'll look something like this:

Book Code Cnt.Bk Sum.Sale
Blue book x 1 10

red book w 1 20
x 1 15

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I gotta vlookup table and on tha other worksheets people enter the info from
dropdown boxes. I need to show the books sold and the average of looks at it
after being chosen to be listed as a summary.

A B C
red book $15 x
Blue book $10 x
red book $20 w

So if a "red book" "$15", a "blue book" "$10" and a "red book" "$20" was
sold, and I want to list red book or W books, how can I display this summary
info?

It should look something like this so i can use the figures for sums and
division.
Red Book | 2 | $35
Blue book | 1 | $10
and/or
Red Book | 1 | $20 w - based on W.

Now need a result.
eg. 2 red books divide 43 people who looked at it gives me the result I need.

That's it!

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