Use HLOOKUP to sum values based on a specific value Select a blank cell you want to place the summing result, enter this formula =SUMPRODUCT(HLOOKUP(B15,A1:M12,{2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12},0)) and press Enter key, now you get the summing result.
Q. Can I use sum and Vlookup together?
Vlookup is a very versatile function which can be combined with other functions to get some desired result, one such situation is to calculate the sum of the data ( in numbers) based on the matching values, in such situations we can combine sum function with vlookup function, the method is as follows =SUM(Vlookup( …
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Q. How do you add two values in a Vlookup?
How to Vlookup and return multiple values in Excel
- Type the formula in the first cell, press Ctrl + Shift + Enter, and then drag it down to a few more cells.
- Select several adjacent cells in a single column (F1:F11 in the screenshot below), type the formula and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to complete it.
Q. Can you use Vlookup for 2 columns?
VLOOKUP doesn’t handle multiple columns. You can find matches for Movie and Showtime columns individually but to find a match based on both the columns, you would need to modify the VLOOKUP formula. Here, we have a data set in cells B2:D7 that contains the data for ticket prices for different movies at different times.
Q. How do I sum a Vlookup from multiple columns?
The VLOOKUP function can be combined with other functions such as the Sum, Max, or Average to calculate values in multiple columns. As this is an array formula, to make it work we simply need to press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER at the end of the formula.
Q. What does the square root of 33 lie between?
√33 lies between √25 and √36 on estimation. Clearly, √33 lies between the whole numbers 5 and 6. 8 is subtracted from 33 (33 – 8 = 25), 3 should be added (33 + 3 = 36) and 33 should be multiplied (33 × 33 = 1089) or divided (33 ÷ 33 = 1) to make it a perfect square.
