SUMIF with condition

sheyy88

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IDAmount
Mac10,000
Mac120,000
Mac230,000
Macy5,000
Macy13,000
Macy22,000
Mike15,500
Mike120,000
Mike210,000

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Hi, I would like to use formula to sum-up total for Mac, Macy and Mike. The formula I'm using is SUMIF(Column 1,"Mac"&"*",Column 2), but this formula will capture Macy as well.

Can anyone help?

Thanks.
 

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How about
=SUM(SUMIF(A:A,"Mac"&{"",1,2,3},B:B))
 
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