Excel Formulas and Functions Tutorial - VLOOKUP to Sum Multiple Columns

In this Excel Formulas and Functions Tutorial we will show you how to use VLOOKUP Formula in Excel to Sum Multiple Columns!

See how we can use an array function to transform your VLOOKUP into summing multiple columns together.

You can easily use VLOOKUP to Sum Multiple Columns in Excel with this Excel Formulas and Functions Tutorial.

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[wayneedmondson]

Thanks John.. if you want to skip CSE, you can use SUMPRODUCT instead of SUM, as in: =SUMPRODUCT(VLOOKUP(G13, B13:D16, {2, 3}, 0))
I noodled some other formulas to return the same answer as follows:

{=SUM(IF(B13:B16=G13, C13:D16))} - requires CSE.. could also write as: {=SUMPRODUCT(IF(B13:B16=G13, C13:D16))} - but still requires CSE because of IF
=SUMPRODUCT(INDEX(C13:D16, MATCH(G13, B13:B16, 0), ))
=SUMIF(B13:B16, G13, C13:C16)+SUMIF(B13:B16, G13, D13:D16)
Having some fun with formulas. Thanks for the inspiration to learn and create. Thumbs up!

[SemageNamalSurendra]

Hi thanks for sharing this. Is there any way to calculate the sum vertically? I mean in rows ➡ instead of columns ⬇? For example, In the Units column if have two records for Tablets, How to get a filtered sum for the total value with vlookup function? Please help

[atharkhan]

Thanks a lot. Would you please help to sort out my problem? I have a work sheet where VLOOKUP working properly but when i add a cell value that contain sheet name, i got error. Sheen name added using =MID(CELL("filename", A1), FIND("]", CELL("filename", A1))+1, 255). No issue at all, adding sheet name manually in that cell. but adding above formula i got error.

[zekibayraktar]

Hi, I am struggling to find a way to do something. on my table in one column there are job codes, another ha names and one last is work hours. one job code might have the same name more then once as people book their time on the same job code everyweek. How can I create a formula to matches all the rows with jobcode and name and give the sum of work hours.? I have been trying for a while and couldn't make that work.

[sandeepchavan]

How to sum of multiple rows like coloumn