Sum of multiple rows for each employee

zinah

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Office Version
  1. 365
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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)
 
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
Now I know something new about Power Query! Thank you so much for the great example and solution!
 
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