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How to Sum across duplicates (not using pivot tables)

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    How to Sum across duplicates (not using pivot tables)

    Hi All,

    I'm working with a large data set that has Facility, Owned by, Ownership share (%), Production in units. I'm trying to aggregate total output by facility across multiple owners. I can't use a pivot table because this is a subset of a larger dataset (that I need to keep structurally intact). I've attached a sample workbook, essentially I'm trying to find a formula to put in column E. Basically each plant can potentially have multiple owners (shared ownership) with output listed by ownership share. I want to aggregate across all owners to have plant level output.


    I think I can probably do this using sum-ifs, I'm just not sure what the syntax would be.

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    Any help is greatly appreciated!

    Thanks!

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    Re: How to Sum across duplicates (not using pivot tables)

    With sumif.

    I (strongly) advice you use an pivot table (also added in your file).
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    Re: How to Sum across duplicates (not using pivot tables)

    Thanks for the quick reply! I would normally use a pivot, but I've got over 90 columns of data and I need to retain the format of the data, as it's an input file to a broader model....

    Come to think of it, I could have come to the same result by pivotting and VLOOKUP'ing the pivot.

    Cheers,
    Derrick

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    Re: How to Sum across duplicates (not using pivot tables)

    The pivot table can also be added on a differant sheet (if that was a problem for you).

    But you can use all columns in a pivot table (but it is not neccesary).

    You can also make an pivot table of a part of the file (e.g. column C til F).

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