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I have a Google Spreadsheet with a set of tables acting as a "database": http://prntscr.com/dbbkyv

A table with a number of persons having combinations of items in said database: http://prntscr.com/dbblhy

And finally a table summing the statistics of the different items: http://prntscr.com/dbblwe

Color code is as follows: http://prntscr.com/dbbm8w

Green cells are a dropdown list.

How could I have the sum of each stats for each person in table 3?

In this example, Person 1 should have 36 in "Stam" column, 34 in "Int" and 61 in "Spell".

Here is the Google sheet used in the example.

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  • He has Helmet 1 and Torso 2, it equals to 36. I'm an idiot, editing right now. Thank you.
    – Kylki
    Commented Nov 24, 2016 at 23:18

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You might try, in B21, C21 and D21 in order:

=vlookup(vlookup($A21;$A$13:$C$16;column();0);$A$4:$D$6;column();0)+vlookup(vlookup($A21;$A$13:$C$16;column()+1;0);$F$4:$I$6;column();0)  

=vlookup(vlookup($a21;$a$13:$c$16;column()-1;0);$a$4:$d$6;column();0)+vlookup(vlookup($a21;$a$13:$c$16;column();0);$f$4:$i$6;column();0)  

=vlookup(vlookup($a21;$a$13:$c$16;column()-2;0);$a$4:$d$6;column();0)+vlookup(vlookup($a21;$a$13:$c$16;column()-1;0);$f$4:$i$6;column();0  

This is complexity purely resulting from the layout you chose.

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