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    Sumproduct a columns worth of lookup values

    I have a text list of values that represent workers' shifts, with a lookup table that corresponds to the number of hours they work in that shift. On the second sheet, I named the ranges "Shift" and "Hours"

    Sheet1:
    Column A Column B Column C
    Employee: Shift: Rate
    Employee 1 8-12 $9
    Employee 2 11-4 $12
    Employee 3 12-7 $10
    Hours: 16
    Labor$ $166

    Sheet2:
    Column A Column B
    Shift Hours
    8-12 4
    11-4 5
    12-7 7

    I am trying to get the total number of hours in Sheet1, of which the correct answer is 16 (4+5+7), and labor dollars in Column B of Sheet1, of which the correct answer is $166 ((4x$9)+(5x$12)+(7x$10)). I have a feeling that Sumproduct is the solution here, but I can't figure out combinations that work.

    EDIT: I figured out the hours part: =sumproduct(sumif(shift,Sheet1!B2:B4,hours)). I still need to get the Labor$ part.
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    Re: Sumproduct a columns worth of lookup values

    B6=SUMPRODUCT(Sheet2!B2:B4,Sheet1!C2:C4)

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    Re: Sumproduct a columns worth of lookup values

    That only works if every shift is taken. I need it to look up the shift, and then multiply it by the hours.

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    Re: Sumproduct a columns worth of lookup values

    Since you're using M365, will this work for you in B6?
    =SUMPRODUCT(XLOOKUP(B2:B4,Shift,Hours,,0),C2:C4)

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    Re: Sumproduct a columns worth of lookup values

    =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(Shift,B2:B4,Hours)*C2:C4)
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