Multiply columns and sum row?

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jt76

OK
I have a list of items starting in A1 down to A?, I have the associate
costs of those items in Column B1 down to B?, and the quantity of thos
items ordered starting in C1 down to C?. What I need is a formula tha
will tell me the total cost of what that client ordered

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Where are you identifying your clients? Are they combined or in
separate sheets? If each range is for one individual client then just
have column d multiply your Quantity times the cost for each item and
sum column d where you want the total to be.

Steve
 
Create column D1 to D?
Create formula in D1
=PRODUCT(A1,B1)
Copy formula in cells D2 to D?
In cell below D? Click AutoSum on the Standard toolbar, and then press
ENTER.

baltobernie
(now will someone please answer My question?)
 
Correction:

formula in D1
=PRODUCT(B1,C1)
etc.


baltobernie said:
Create column D1 to D?
Create formula in D1
=PRODUCT(A1,B1)
Copy formula in cells D2 to D?
In cell below D? Click AutoSum on the Standard toolbar, and then press
ENTER.

baltobernie
(now will someone please answer My question?)
 
Thanks for the help. But Im trying to avoid a Column D multiplier. I
would like, if its possible to do the multiplication and the summing
all in one cell. The reason for this is if I make a column D than I
will have to manually select the area I want to print out othere wise
Excell will print a bunch of pages I dont need (column D). I was
hoping there was a way to use the product command along with a sum
command and do both in one cell.

Thanks for all your help
 
I'm glad it worked for you. Thanks for the feedback, it is always
appreciated.

Cheers!
 

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