Return sum from one list to another list.

mdarter101

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List 1 has item numbers, and I want to return total sales dollars.
List 2 has the item numbers across multiple locations, and I want to return the total sales dollars into column B on List 1. What formula do I need to put in B2 to return the total sum? (B2 Value should return $315, B3=$230, B4=$410)

List 1:
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List 2:
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Thank you!
 

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