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    Simplify formula

    There has to be a simpler, more robust formula than I am using in the sample worksheet (attached) - I'm thinking =sumproduct - but I can't find it. Late night last night...

    Any help appreciated.

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    Re: Simplify formula

    My math comes up a little different from yours, but perhaps like so...
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    Re: Simplify formula

    put another column t with a vlookup to get rates then you can use sumproduct or even sumifs with excel 2007(mind you i make the total in your example 14,679 not 15,199
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    Re: Simplify formula

    Beautiful, but what's with the "--"?

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    Re: Simplify formula

    Maybe something like the attached updated workbook will work for you.

    As you have a list of hourly rates, I've used that to collate the hours. That, in turn, is used in a SUMPRODUCT ... as you desired.


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    Re: Simplify formula

    Thank you all for your help - it is much appreicated

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