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    Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    I'm stuck on the proper combination of Vlookup & Sumif. In my attached spreadsheet, I'm looking for the following results

    If Column D (1.20) is "PONCE", what's the Sum of HR12 (Column G) for Sunday 1/14?

    Thank you!!
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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    Try

    =SUMIFS('01.20'!K4:K577,'01.20'!D4:D577,"PONCE",'01.20'!G4:G577,"HR12")

    You may be able to remove the single quotes
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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    Although I don't know exactly where the formula should be, but I ASSUME that it should be in sheet '1.20 WAF'

    Also, I don't know if you want to sum all of the week ending or just on that specific.

    But I've created a formula below that only ASSUME you want to sum just the week ending (only for 1 week).

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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    How would I pull only the sum of HR12's from Column G?

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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    This is giving me an error.

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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    If you ONLY want to pull the sum of HR12, then change $A10 to "HR12" (yes with the double quote)

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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    Yes! This worked!! Thank you so much!!!!!

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    Re: Using VLOOKUP & SUMIF ??

    Your welcome.

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