=sumif?

zone709

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Add numbers up in column C that don't have the word (equp rental) name in column D. I was thinking =sumif <> equp rental, DD

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this is giving me all numbers. Looking to pull in all numbers that dont have the name equal rental in column D
 
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Erics formula returns the sum of column C where the corresponding values in column D do NOT equal "equp rental" as you stated. If it is "equal rental" instead as you are now suggesting then replace "equp rental" with "equal rental" in Erics formula.
 
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