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I have a list of names in Droplist and I have a separate table in the same sheet to calculate the working hours. I want when this finds for example the name George to sum up the total hours that have been registered for him each time. I imagine that they are done with if. Can you help me with this function?

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best response confirmed by tttt_tt (Copper Contributor)
Solution

@tttt_tt 

=SUMIF($G$4:$G$27,C4,$H$4:$H$27)

Maybe with this formula if the dropdown is in cell C4 and the separate table in range $G$4:$H$27.

 

CAN I ADD SECOND COOLUMN AFTER C4? FOR EXAMLE ($J$4:$J$27) CAN I ADD THIS, TO SUM THE TOTAL OF TWO COLUMS?
IF YES, HOW I CAN DO THIS?

@tttt_tt 

=SUMPRODUCT(($G$4:$G$27=C4)*(MOD(COLUMN(H:J),2)=0)*$H$4:$J$27)

Maybe with this formula if you want to sum only the values in ranges $H$4:$H$27 and $J$4:$J$27 (columns H and J excluding column I).

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best response confirmed by tttt_tt (Copper Contributor)
Solution

@tttt_tt 

=SUMIF($G$4:$G$27,C4,$H$4:$H$27)

Maybe with this formula if the dropdown is in cell C4 and the separate table in range $G$4:$H$27.

 

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