How to write the "Sum" function

Excelboo2

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I know excel already has a buildin "sum" function. But since I want to customize the "sum" function so anyone can show me how to write the "sum" by our own? Thanks
 
If you mean you have part numbers that are numerically 1, but are actual text values such as 0001 and 0000001, and are diffent part numbers, perhaps:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B1:B1000="000001"),A1:A1000)

but if you want to do this for all your parts, why not a pivot table?
 
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