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    Sum formula

    I have a large sheet of customer data something similar to below (example1). I want to quickly format the sheet so that in cloumn A I only see the single customer ID with the total value of their orders in column B (example 2). Is there a quick way to do this withouht having to create a sum formula for each customer?

    EXAMPLE 1
    Column A Column B
    A 10
    A 11
    A 12
    A 13
    B 13
    B 23
    C 1
    C 12
    C 189
    D 26
    E 15
    E 15

    EXAMPLE 2
    Column A Column B
    A 46
    B 36
    C 202
    D 26
    E 30

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    Re: Sum formula

    justb get an unique list of customer names say in col c then =sumif($a1:$A$100,$a$1,$b$1:$b4100)
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    Re: Sum formula

    Worked a treat cheers!

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