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Okay I have a speadsheet that goes like this
A b
GA 76876
GA 87798
FL 56567
TN 90997
GA 78876

I need to find the total miles for GA then FL then TN. So how do I write
the formula to pull the date from A and B and tell me how many mile I
traveled in each state all month long? Thanks to anybody who can answer this
question!!
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Lets say you have a list of states in column C, with "GA" being in C1.
In D1:
=SUMIF(A:A,C1,B:B)
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Okay I have a speadsheet that goes like this
A b
GA 76876
GA 87798
FL 56567
TN 90997
GA 78876

I need to find the total miles for GA then FL then TN. So how do I write
the formula to pull the date from A and B and tell me how many mile I
traveled in each state all month long? Thanks to anybody who can answer this
question!!

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