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Joseph
 
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I want to use SUMIF the first four letters of the row are "Pear" without
concern as to what the ending is. I can't seem to get the Left(range,4) to
work with SUMIF.

Any ideas?

Apple 6
Pear 5
Pears 4
Pearx 3
Pear 2

Thanks.
Joe




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Peo Sjoblom
 
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Do a google search on your name and you'll find that Jason Morin answered
your question,
here's his answer

=SUMIF(1:1,"Pear*",2:2)


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Peo Sjoblom


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I want to use SUMIF the first four letters of the row are "Pear" without
concern as to what the ending is. I can't seem to get the Left(range,4)

to
work with SUMIF.

Any ideas?

Apple 6
Pear 5
Pears 4
Pearx 3
Pear 2

Thanks.
Joe






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Try the following...

=SUMIF(A1:A5,"Pear*",B1:B5)

OR

=SUMIF(A1:A5,C1&"*",B1:B5)

....where C1 contains your criterion.

Hope this helps!

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I want to use SUMIF the first four letters of the row are "Pear" without
concern as to what the ending is. I can't seem to get the Left(range,4) to
work with SUMIF.

Any ideas?

Apple 6
Pear 5
Pears 4
Pearx 3
Pear 2

Thanks.
Joe

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