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Default Multiple Sums Depending on a description.


I really don't know how easy or difficult it might be, but here it is:

I have something like this (example) :


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| A | B | C | D |
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1 | 15| W1 | | |
2 | 5| W2 | | |
3 | 7| W1 | | |
4 | 9| W3 | | |
5 | 21| W4 | | |
6 | 14| W2 | | |
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Now, I want to have the result of all the W1 in D1, All W2 in D2, All
W3 in D3 and all W4 in D4 without having to create any additional SUMs
somewhere else to discriminate and then get the result (e.g.
=IF($B2="W2",$A2,0) and copying the formula all along the column, then
=SUM(xx:xx) and get the result.)

Can it be done?

Thanks a lot for your help!


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