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Default How do I add up cells that are autofiltered?

I am trying to sum up a column a data which includes numbers and the #N/A
indicator. These numbers are from a vlookup formula. The column is in a
spreadsheet that's been autofiltered for specific text in another column. How
do I add up the numberd derived from the vlookup formula in the column with
the condition that #N/A does not get included in that equation. The #N/A
totally messes up the sum equation.

Thank you,

Paul
 
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