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jem972@yahoo.com
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      16th Oct 2008
Hi I have a spreadsheet where I need certain Letters or groups of
letters to equal a number value and sum it.

I have employees that take a week of V (vacation) that is 8 hours per
day and I need a sum of 40 at the end. It may vary there could be a S
(sick) day or and EDO (earned day off) that is also equivilent to 8.
My other problem is if they take 4 hours of V or 4 hours of S can this
be summed also??
I have tried this formula =SUMPRODUCT(LOOKUP(E3:K3, $O$4:$O$7, $P$4:$P
$7))
but am getting an #N/A. My Spreadsheet is kind of complicated and has
a bunch of different formulas so I am not sure if that may be the
reason I am getting the error or not.

Please help!

This is my first time using this help program and am not sure if I can
attach an example I cant find anywhere but if you email me I can send
you my spreadsheet.
 
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Jim May
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      16th Oct 2008
Check out the = SUMIF(A1:A5,"V",B1:B) = 7

ColA ColB
1) S 1
2) S 2
3) V 3
4) V 4
5) EDO 5

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> Hi I have a spreadsheet where I need certain Letters or groups of
> letters to equal a number value and sum it.
>
> I have employees that take a week of V (vacation) that is 8 hours per
> day and I need a sum of 40 at the end. It may vary there could be a S
> (sick) day or and EDO (earned day off) that is also equivilent to 8.
> My other problem is if they take 4 hours of V or 4 hours of S can this
> be summed also??
> I have tried this formula =SUMPRODUCT(LOOKUP(E3:K3, $O$4:$O$7, $P$4:$P
> $7))
> but am getting an #N/A. My Spreadsheet is kind of complicated and has
> a bunch of different formulas so I am not sure if that may be the
> reason I am getting the error or not.
>
> Please help!
>
> This is my first time using this help program and am not sure if I can
> attach an example I cant find anywhere but if you email me I can send
> you my spreadsheet.


 
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