Stuck - help with function (amateur level)

Camel123

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Hi,

Column A: article numbers + products name, for instance "77 Fishing Rod"
Column B: sales per product

Function 1: If text strings in column A contain 77, 88 or 99. Then sum the sales for those article numbers/products only.

Function 2: Sum all sales for products that do not have article number 77, 88 and 99 in column A.

Appreciate all feedback, thanks.
 

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Hey cameltoe (lol),

Questions:

1) do all of the products start with two digits? Or could there be less or more?
2) Are the digits within the product name always at the beginning of the name?
 
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Or if the digits could appear anywhere, then maybe

=SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(FIND({77,88,99},A1:A15)))*B1:B15)
 
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"none worked properly" doesn't really help! In what way did they not work? What result did they give? What result did you expect?

Post a small sample of data with expected results.
 
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I only had error. I tried the following function:

{=IF(ISNUMBER(FIND({77;88;99};A11:B27));SUM(B11:C27);"")}

The issue is it sums all the amounts in column B rather than only the cells where the criterias are met. I tried to use sumif within the if function but did not work out very well.
 
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Hi, here's another option that you can try:


Excel 2013/2016
ABCDE
177 Fishing Rod42Function 1266
299 Fishing Rod87Function 256
321 bowling ball15
488 Fishing Rod64
599 Fishing net73
615 Fishing Rod41
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E1=SUM(SUMIFS(B:B,A:A,{"77","88","99"}&"*"))
E2=SUM(B:B)-E1
 
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I get #value !. Doesn ot work. Also tried:

{=SUMIF(A11:A27;ISNUMBER(FIND({77;88;99};A11:A27));B11:B27)} but only get 0.

Evaluation shows {=SUMIF(A11:A27;TRUE));B11:B27)} but does not sum the amount for the criterias met.
 
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