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Default Help Excel Data manipulation Pros: Something like a Vlookup with a Sum Function


Hi , Im trying to do a function that does a Sum of sheet 2 column B by
the unique values in Column A, then returns that data to Sheet1 column
B


Sheet 1
A B
1160 ???
1510 ???
8150 ???
8800 ???

Sheet 2
A B
1160 0.58
1160 0.58
1510 0.58
8150 0.58
8800 0.85
8800 0.85
8800 0.48
8800 0.58

The finished column should look like this
Sheet 1
A B
1160 1.16
1510 .58
8150 .58
8800 2.76

I would be working with a list that has about 20000 numbers so manually
summing them up would take pretty long.
This might take multiple functions to get the data this way so for the
excel pro's out there suggestions would be appreciated.


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