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Thanks for the feed-back.

However, if you're going to use this on *large* datalists, since your
original formula used full column references (B:B), use this formula
instead, which reduces the number of functions within the formula and may
run a little faster:

=SUM(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("rectang",A1:A1000)),B1:B1 000))

Also array entered with CSE.
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Ragdyer-
You're are truely the array king! I appreciate all your help.
Everyhthing works like I imaged it. Thanks!


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