Formula required

fahrer64

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Hi
first-time poster so apologies in advance if I miss any protocols or use the wrong jargon.

I've uploaded a screenshot of part of my data to illustrate my question (I ran into a problem trying to install XL2BB add-in).

Row 32 is a composite pack of 10 books - it's price is the sum of the price of the 10 books in the pack. At the moment I've calculated its value as =B2+B3+B4+B5+B6+B7+B8+B9+B10+B11
However, I manilpualate the rows above a lot (re-sort them etc) so the value in Cell B32 changes to the sum of the values moved into cells B2:B11.

Appreciate some help with a better formula for cell B32 that won't change when the rows above it are re-sorted.

thnx

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To clarify, all the rows 2-30 might be re-sorted. I guess I need a formula along the lines of:

value of Cell B32 = (value in column B if value in colum C = SKUxx1) + (value in column B if value in colum C = SKUxx2) + (value in column B if value in colum C = SKUxx3) etc etc

N
 
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Hi, how do we logically know which books belong in which pack? Or do you want to hard code the list of SKUs that belong to the pack into the formula? (I imagine such a formula would be quite cumbersome and difficult to maintain!)
 
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Let's start with the assumption that Books in rows 2-11 belong in a pack referred to in Row 32.

N
 
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Hi, if that is all you've got to work with (the row the SKU happens to currently be in) then the suggestion in post#2 is about as good as you can get!
 
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