SUMIF(S) INDEX MATCH

Tomeegee

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  1. 365
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I'm failing to come up with a SUMIF INDEX MATCH formula. I want to MATCH a name in Column P to Column B and SUM up the two totaled cells in Column L to go in Column R. (The sources of the rows are indexed from other worksheets). So Tom G would get a 102 value in R3. Brian would get a 110 and so on. Even though these are name lists are aligned, they won't be on other sheets. So I need to INDEX and MATCH the names.

I've tried various =SUMIF… INDEX MATCH… But can't figure how to give instructions to add the two cells at the end of the player's column. Any help is greatly appreciated!

INDEX-MATCH-SUM.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS
1IndianMound
2Tom GIndianMound
3Score42533243348Tom G
4Score59586454854Brian A
5Jody B
6Brian AWally B
7Score53847566549Rich C
8Score78786567761Joel C
9Jim G
10Jody BRay L
11Score838669310558Jay M
12Score78786567761Mark M
13Ken R
14Wally BMike S
15Score85688677459Steven S
16Score56557546750Rob T
17Dean V
18Rich CBruce W
19Score55547749450
20Score56544535542
21
22Joel C
23Score74796838355
24Score66856565552
25
26
27
28
29
Sheet1
 

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Try this - after adjusting for your range and copying down..

=SUMIF($B$2:$B$100,P2,$L$3:$L$101)+SUMIF($B$2:$B$100,P2,$L$4:$L$102)

Cheers,
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=SUM(INDEX($L$2:$L$100,MATCH(P3,$B$2:$B$100,0)+{1;2}))
 
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Fluff! You're the best! That works amazingly. I promise to not just use but learn from the answer. Thanks so much.
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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It returns an array of the two cells below where the match was found.
 
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