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Hi, I cant seem to get the wildcard to work with a simple sumif
I have a range of numbers as below
597910001
587910001
567910001

I wish to sumif on the last five being 10001

I have tried
=SUMIF(Plan!$A1:$A1000,"*10001",Plan!C1:C1000)
=SUMIF(Plan!$A1:$A1000,"5???10001",Plan!C1:C1000)
and all other sorts of variations. I would have thought the wildcard would
work
Thanks Craig
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Default sumif wildcard criteria

Wildcards won't work on numeric values.

Try this...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(Plan!$A1:$A1000,5)="10001"),Plan!C1:C1000)

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Hi, I cant seem to get the wildcard to work with a simple sumif
I have a range of numbers as below
597910001
587910001
567910001

I wish to sumif on the last five being 10001

I have tried
=SUMIF(Plan!$A1:$A1000,"*10001",Plan!C1:C1000)
=SUMIF(Plan!$A1:$A1000,"5???10001",Plan!C1:C1000)
and all other sorts of variations. I would have thought the wildcard would
work
Thanks Craig



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