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Default Comparing data columns

Hi, I've just about reached the limit of my knowledge on this query
and I'm hoping someone can help me on it.
In column A I have a list of individual client sales e.g -

client aardvark
client aardvark
client bear
client cat
client cat
client cat
client camel
client camel

Column B lists the name of the company that sold the product to the
clients in column A. Column B will only list 1 of 2 companies. Both
companies could have sold to the same client but not always.

Column C shows the sale amount.

I've created a Pivot table which lists the sum total prices of the
sales to the clients in Column A by the companies in Column B. This
is fine but I'd like to compare the total prices when Company X and
Company Y have sold to Client Bear for example. This can be shown in
the Pivot table but it also lists when only Company X (not company Y)
has sold to client Camel.

So basically I'd like some way to produce a total of all sales by
Company X when they have sold to the same client as Company Y. I'm
thinking that Vlookup is needed but I'm really not sure where to go.

Cheers for any help.
 
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