You can use a combination of functions for this. If your table is in A1:B20 (column A being the lookup column and B being the column you wish to sum) and your lookup value is in D1 then:
=SUM(OFFSET(A1,MATCH(D1,A1:A20,0),1,20,1))
will sum 20 rows of column B starting with the row below your lookup value.
> Can the HLOOKUP function also perform the sum function?
No.
> Once the lookup has found my lookup value in my table I want it to sum the rows located below that value. ANY help is greatly needed and appreciated.
Care to post 10 rows of your data?
Aladin
That works. Thanks alot!!
: Can the HLOOKUP function also perform the sum function? Once the lookup has found my lookup value in my table I want it to sum the rows located below that value. ANY help is greatly needed and appreciated. : Thanks