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Default Summing Data based on Its Category

I have a spread sheet that has data on buldings set up in such a way that the
rows are different room types and the columns are Floor Type and Sq.
Footage. At the bottom of the sheet I have a row that gives total square
footage for each floor type of all the rooms combined.

Right now I am using the Sum() function but I have to go through and
individually select sq footages for the respective floor type. For example
if 3 rooms have a cement floor I look down the sq footage column and sum the
ones that have "cement" in the floor type column, and same with capret, etc.
respectively.

Is there a way to use an if statement or anything else so that excel
automatically searches for a certain floor type and only adds the square
footage for those and puts that value in a cell.

Help if you can.
 
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