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    Formula that multiplies 2 columns

    Hi everyone!!! Looking For help with formula for the following scenario:

    I am trying to get the numbers in Column V to be multiplied by Numbers in Column L, and the result added to the number in cell F1 each time when the new cells in columns L and V are filled.

    Hope thAt makes any sense.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Need some help with formula...

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    Re: Formula that multiplies 2 columns

    Try this:

    =SUMPRODUCT(L4:L306*V4:V306)
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    Re: Formula that multiplies 2 columns

    Legend!!! Thanks man... just what i needed

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    Re: Formula that multiplies 2 columns

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