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Default VLOOKUP formula (I think?)

Sorry for the repeat question (as I am sure it has been answered) but I am
having trouble sorting through threads. Below is my problem/question.

I had the following data, for example in a spreadsheet (material, style,
price)

A B C
Carpet My My My $1000
Carpet Sweet Escape $3000
Carpet Red Bud $0

I need to chart on a graph, what data in Column B shows up when a $ value in
Column C is present (<$0). The text in Column B is not from a validation list
and can vary by thousands of different style names so I CAN'T type the exact
words that will appear in Column B into the formula. I need the formula to
search and bring over whatever shows up IF there is a $ amount associated
with that row.

I need my bar graph to plot, for carpet, the number of times "Red Bud" shows
up in my spreadsheet, for example...or any other text that is put in Column B.

HELP PLEASE!!! I am going crazy over this.... :) :)
 
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