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    Index Match multiple Sum

    Okay let me remake my example again.
    I made it too simple for my question.

    On my spread sheet insurer capacity, it looks up master list by using index match but some accounts have the same insurer and i need to add it up. I am not sure how to do it with index match.
    I do it this way because it actually looks at multiple master and then pull from it but for sake of simplicity just look up one master. I would like to know how to index match sum multiple results in a single cell (if that is even possible).

    In my example:
    Using index match, AAA is only showing 10 from account A (Cell 'Insurer Capacity'!B2)
    I want index match (or other possible formula) to show total % of AAA in account which should be 15 instead.

    Thanks
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    Re: Index Match multiple Sum

    Give this a try

    =SUMIF(C2:G2,"Toyota",D2:H2)
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    Re: Index Match multiple Sum

    Thanks, I edit my post to show what i actually really want.

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    Re: Index Match multiple Sum

    In B2 copied to the right and down...

    =SUMIF(Master!$C2:$O2,B$1,Master!$D2:$P2)

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    Re: Index Match multiple Sum

    Quote Originally Posted by jeffreybrown View Post
    In B2 copied to the right and down...

    =SUMIF(Master!$C2:$O2,B$1,Master!$D2:$P2)
    Thanks for the speedy reply.

    I guess i fail to demonstrate the problem again.
    On the insurer capacity tab, the account column isn't listed in the same format as the master.

    Account column could be something like this
    Account
    A
    D
    Z
    F

    How do I lookup the range and apply it to your sumif formula?

    Thanks!

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    Re: Index Match multiple Sum

    With the two account list are not in same order, try in B2:
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    Drag down and accross
    Quang PT

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    Re: Index Match multiple Sum

    Quote Originally Posted by bebo021999 View Post
    With the two account list are not in same order, try in B2:
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    Thanks! Exactly what i needed.
    Problem Solved!!

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