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I already do this using a macro but thought it might be possible with
just a cell function. Column B has either 1,2,3, or 4 in it. These are service codes. Column C has hours in it. I want total hours per service in another place on the sheet. So... it's find a all the 1's say, multiply each by the hours in the same row in C and add that prduct to another cell. Do that until there is a blank in coloumn B. Do it, also, for 2,3, and 4. The macro is a simple while/wend. thanks John |