Sum of multiple rows for each employee

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Hi,
I have below sheet that has multiple rows for each employee ID and what I need is to get a proper formula to sum amount 1 and sum amount 2 for each employee, can you help pls?

Book2
ABCDE
1Employee IDAmount 1Amount 2Sum Amount1Sum Amount2
2ABCD4,939.444,939.44127,797.10126,297.10
3ABCD5,389.445,389.44
4ABCD5,239.444,939.44
5ABCD4,939.444,939.44
6ABCD5,239.444,939.44
7ABCD5,389.445,389.44
8ABCD4,939.444,939.44
9ABCD5,839.445,839.44
10ABCD4,939.444,939.44
11ABCD5,389.445,389.44
12ABCD4,939.444,939.44
13ABCD5,389.445,389.44
14ABCD5,239.444,939.44
15ABCD4,939.444,939.44
16ABCD4,939.444,939.44
17ABCD4,939.444,939.44
18ABCD5,239.444,939.44
19ABCD4,939.444,939.44
20ABCD4,738.074,738.07
21ABCD10,546.8310,546.83
22ABCD4,738.074,738.07
23ABCD5,188.075,188.07
24ABCD5,038.074,738.07
25ABCD4,738.074,738.07
26EFGH9,274.859,274.85
27EFGH6,745.356,745.35
28EFGH6,745.356,745.35
29EFGH2,529.502,529.50
30EFGH6,745.356,745.35
31EFGH6,855.386,855.38
32EFGH6,745.356,745.35
33EFGH9,274.859,274.85
34EFGH6,745.356,745.35
35EFGH9,274.859,274.85
36EFGH6,745.356,745.35
37EFGH10,286.6610,286.66
38EFGH6,745.356,745.35
39EFGH9,274.859,274.85
40EFGH6,745.356,745.35
41EFGH9,274.859,274.85
42EFGH6,745.356,745.35
43EFGH14,550.3214,550.32
44EFGH6,745.356,745.35
45EFGH8,708.788,708.78
46EFGH6,333.666,333.66
47EFGH8,708.788,708.78
48EFGH6,333.666,333.66
49EFGH12,561.5712,561.57
50EFGH6,333.666,333.66
51A123417,708.3417,708.34
52A123417,708.3417,708.34
53A123417,708.3417,708.34
54A123417,708.3417,708.34
55A123417,708.3417,708.34
56A123417,708.3417,708.34
57A123417,708.3417,708.34
58A123417,708.3417,708.34
59A123417,708.3417,708.34
60A123417,708.3417,708.34
61A123417,708.3417,708.34
62A123417,708.3417,708.34
63A123417,708.3417,708.34
64A123417,708.3417,708.34
65A123417,708.3417,708.34
66A123417,708.3417,708.34
67A123417,708.3417,708.34
68A123417,708.3417,708.34
69A123483,117.5983,117.59
70A123417,708.3417,708.34
71A123417,708.3417,708.34
72A123417,708.3417,708.34
73A123417,708.3417,708.34
74A123417,708.3417,708.34
75B12343,428.753,428.75
76B12343,428.753,428.75
77B12343,428.753,428.75
78B12343,428.753,428.75
79B12343,428.753,428.75
80B12343,428.753,428.75
81B12343,428.753,428.75
82B12343,428.753,428.75
83B12343,428.753,428.75
84B12343,428.753,428.75
85B12343,428.753,428.75
86B12343,428.753,428.75
87B12343,428.753,428.75
88B12343,428.753,428.75
89B12343,428.753,428.75
90B12343,428.753,428.75
91B12343,428.753,428.75
92B12343,428.753,428.75
93B12343,250.003,250.00
94B12347,177.697,177.69
95B12343,250.003,250.00
96B12343,250.003,250.00
97B12343,250.003,250.00
98B12343,250.003,250.00
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:E2D2=SUM(B2:B25)
 

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try this:
Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1Employee IDAmount 1Amount 2Sum Amount1Sum Amount2
2ABCD4939.444939.44127797.1126297.1ABCD127797.1126297.1
3ABCD5389.445389.44EFGH197029.7197029.7
4ABCD5239.444939.44A1234490409.4490409.4
5ABCD4939.444939.44B123485145.1985145.19
6ABCD5239.444939.44
7ABCD5389.445389.44
8ABCD4939.444939.44
9ABCD5839.445839.44
10ABCD4939.444939.44
11ABCD5389.445389.44
12ABCD4939.444939.44
13ABCD5389.445389.44
14ABCD5239.444939.44
15ABCD4939.444939.44
16ABCD4939.444939.44
17ABCD4939.444939.44
18ABCD5239.444939.44
19ABCD4939.444939.44
20ABCD4738.074738.07
21ABCD10546.8310546.83
22ABCD4738.074738.07
23ABCD5188.075188.07
24ABCD5038.074738.07
25ABCD4738.074738.07
26EFGH9274.859274.85
27EFGH6745.356745.35
28EFGH6745.356745.35
29EFGH2529.52529.5
30EFGH6745.356745.35
31EFGH6855.386855.38
32EFGH6745.356745.35
33EFGH9274.859274.85
34EFGH6745.356745.35
35EFGH9274.859274.85
36EFGH6745.356745.35
37EFGH10286.6610286.66
38EFGH6745.356745.35
39EFGH9274.859274.85
40EFGH6745.356745.35
41EFGH9274.859274.85
42EFGH6745.356745.35
43EFGH14550.3214550.32
44EFGH6745.356745.35
45EFGH8708.788708.78
46EFGH6333.666333.66
47EFGH8708.788708.78
48EFGH6333.666333.66
49EFGH12561.5712561.57
50EFGH6333.666333.66
51A123417708.3417708.34
52A123417708.3417708.34
53A123417708.3417708.34
54A123417708.3417708.34
55A123417708.3417708.34
56A123417708.3417708.34
57A123417708.3417708.34
58A123417708.3417708.34
59A123417708.3417708.34
60A123417708.3417708.34
61A123417708.3417708.34
62A123417708.3417708.34
63A123417708.3417708.34
64A123417708.3417708.34
65A123417708.3417708.34
66A123417708.3417708.34
67A123417708.3417708.34
68A123417708.3417708.34
69A123483117.5983117.59
70A123417708.3417708.34
71A123417708.3417708.34
72A123417708.3417708.34
73A123417708.3417708.34
74A123417708.3417708.34
75B12343428.753428.75
76B12343428.753428.75
77B12343428.753428.75
78B12343428.753428.75
79B12343428.753428.75
80B12343428.753428.75
81B12343428.753428.75
82B12343428.753428.75
83B12343428.753428.75
84B12343428.753428.75
85B12343428.753428.75
86B12343428.753428.75
87B12343428.753428.75
88B12343428.753428.75
89B12343428.753428.75
90B12343428.753428.75
91B12343428.753428.75
92B12343428.753428.75
93B123432503250
94B12347177.697177.69
95B123432503250
96B123432503250
97B123432503250
98B123432503250
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:E2D2=SUM(B2:B25)
G2:G5G2=UNIQUE(A2:A98)
H2:H5H2=SUM(FILTER($B$2:$B$98,$G2=$A$2:$A$98,""))
I2:I5I2=SUM(FILTER($C$2:$C$98,$G2=$A$2:$A$98,""))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
Upvote 1
Why not use Subtotals.....
Data Tab>>Outline>>Subtotals>>>and then select these options

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Upvote 0
awoohaw said:
try this:
Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1Employee IDAmount 1Amount 2Sum Amount1Sum Amount2
2ABCD4939.444939.44127797.1126297.1ABCD127797.1126297.1
3ABCD5389.445389.44EFGH197029.7197029.7
4ABCD5239.444939.44A1234490409.4490409.4
5ABCD4939.444939.44B123485145.1985145.19
6ABCD5239.444939.44
7ABCD5389.445389.44
8ABCD4939.444939.44
9ABCD5839.445839.44
10ABCD4939.444939.44
11ABCD5389.445389.44
12ABCD4939.444939.44
13ABCD5389.445389.44
14ABCD5239.444939.44
15ABCD4939.444939.44
16ABCD4939.444939.44
17ABCD4939.444939.44
18ABCD5239.444939.44
19ABCD4939.444939.44
20ABCD4738.074738.07
21ABCD10546.8310546.83
22ABCD4738.074738.07
23ABCD5188.075188.07
24ABCD5038.074738.07
25ABCD4738.074738.07
26EFGH9274.859274.85
27EFGH6745.356745.35
28EFGH6745.356745.35
29EFGH2529.52529.5
30EFGH6745.356745.35
31EFGH6855.386855.38
32EFGH6745.356745.35
33EFGH9274.859274.85
34EFGH6745.356745.35
35EFGH9274.859274.85
36EFGH6745.356745.35
37EFGH10286.6610286.66
38EFGH6745.356745.35
39EFGH9274.859274.85
40EFGH6745.356745.35
41EFGH9274.859274.85
42EFGH6745.356745.35
43EFGH14550.3214550.32
44EFGH6745.356745.35
45EFGH8708.788708.78
46EFGH6333.666333.66
47EFGH8708.788708.78
48EFGH6333.666333.66
49EFGH12561.5712561.57
50EFGH6333.666333.66
51A123417708.3417708.34
52A123417708.3417708.34
53A123417708.3417708.34
54A123417708.3417708.34
55A123417708.3417708.34
56A123417708.3417708.34
57A123417708.3417708.34
58A123417708.3417708.34
59A123417708.3417708.34
60A123417708.3417708.34
61A123417708.3417708.34
62A123417708.3417708.34
63A123417708.3417708.34
64A123417708.3417708.34
65A123417708.3417708.34
66A123417708.3417708.34
67A123417708.3417708.34
68A123417708.3417708.34
69A123483117.5983117.59
70A123417708.3417708.34
71A123417708.3417708.34
72A123417708.3417708.34
73A123417708.3417708.34
74A123417708.3417708.34
75B12343428.753428.75
76B12343428.753428.75
77B12343428.753428.75
78B12343428.753428.75
79B12343428.753428.75
80B12343428.753428.75
81B12343428.753428.75
82B12343428.753428.75
83B12343428.753428.75
84B12343428.753428.75
85B12343428.753428.75
86B12343428.753428.75
87B12343428.753428.75
88B12343428.753428.75
89B12343428.753428.75
90B12343428.753428.75
91B12343428.753428.75
92B12343428.753428.75
93B123432503250
94B12347177.697177.69
95B123432503250
96B123432503250
97B123432503250
98B123432503250
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:E2D2=SUM(B2:B25)
G2:G5G2=UNIQUE(A2:A98)
H2:H5H2=SUM(FILTER($B$2:$B$98,$G2=$A$2:$A$98,""))
I2:I5I2=SUM(FILTER($C$2:$C$98,$G2=$A$2:$A$98,""))
Dynamic array formulas.
Click to expand...
Thanks a lot for your suggestion! Is there a way we can use the unique and sum in one formula? This way I will not create another table with only the employee ID and both amounts? As the original table has more than 10 columns.
 
Upvote 0
DJunqueira said:
You could use this formula.



And for a spill array result.
Click to expand...
I liked your suggested formula, but what I need is to get one sum for all the multiple employee ID, then I will pivot the sum columns to get the total amount of all unique employee IDs.
 
Upvote 0
Michael M said:
Why not use Subtotals.....
Data Tab>>Outline>>Subtotals>>>and then select these options

View attachment 107933
Click to expand...
Thank you for your suggestion, this can work, however, what I'm looking to get as an end result is like below table, the sum amounts of each employee (amount 1 and 2) and check if there's any match, with your suggestion I don't think it will work:

Sum Amount1Sum Amount2
Match?​
ABCD​
127797.1​
126297.1​
FALSE​
EFGH​
197029.72​
197029.72​
TRUE​
A1234​
490409.41​
490409.41​
TRUE​
B1234​
85145.19​
85145.19​
TRUE​
 
Upvote 0
For this final result you can use the formula bellow:
=LET(u,UNIQUE(A2:A98),b,SUMIF(A2:A98,u,B2:B98),c,SUMIF(A2:A98,u,C2:C98),HSTACK(u,b,c,b=c))
Click to expand...
 
Upvote 1
Solution
Here is an alternative solution with Power Query

Power Query: 
let
    Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table1"]}[Content],
    #"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"Employee ID", type text}, {"Amount 1", type number}, {"Amount 2", type number}}),
    #"Grouped Rows" = Table.Group(#"Changed Type", {"Employee ID"}, {{"Total 1", each List.Sum([Amount 1]), type nullable number}, {"Total 2", each List.Sum([Amount 2]), type nullable number}}),
    #"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Grouped Rows", "Match", each if [Total 1]=[Total 2] then "TRUE" else "FALSE")
in
    #"Added Custom"

Book1
EFGH
1Employee IDTotal 1Total 2Match
2ABCD127797.1126297.1FALSE
3EFGH197029.72197029.72TRUE
4A1234490409.41490409.41TRUE
5B123485145.1985145.19TRUE
Sheet1
 
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