Google Sheets Lookup & Sum

bkg73123

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Hello,

I need help please.
I am trying to create a lookup and sum type formula for two different columns G & H.

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SOLUTION:

=IF(sumif($BE$3:$BE$72,BG3,$BC$3:$BC$72)=0,"",sumif($BE$3:$BE$72,BG3,$BC$3:$BC$72))
 
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