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If there were only one entry, then I bet you could.
But if there is more than one entry, you can use =sumif() =sumif(sheet2!a:a,"product1",sheet2!b:b) tb wrote: I am trying to find a formula to total a specific product from a list into another worksheet for totals. Can i use a LOOKUP formula to look for that specific product and give me totals for the year in another worksheet? Thanks; -- Dave Peterson |
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