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    conditional formula question

    I have a spreadsheet which shows, in column A, several phsical locations of a variety of insect traps. In other words, I have replicates of several trap types arranged by field location. In column B I have the corresponding number of each trap type at each location. Is there a way to construct a formula which will return the sum of all of trap type 'x' from all locations. Here is an excerpt from the worksheet:

    Hanley CM Study Traps
    Biolure 1x 1
    L2 (9008) 1
    Biolure 10x 1
    Megalure 1
    DA (8693) 2
    Combo (9010) 2
    DA20 (8997) 2
    Da20/CM3 (9228) 2

    Vally View CM Study Traps
    Biolure 1x 2
    L2 (9008) 2
    Biolure 10x 2
    Megalure 2
    DA (8693) 4
    Combo (9010) 4
    DA20 (8997) 4
    Da20/CM3 (9228) 4

    The formula I am trying to write would, in this excerpt, return a total of 3 for Biolure 1x, 6 for DA (8693), etc.

    Thanks. I have a new respect for anyone trying to explain a spreadsheet clearly!

    Sally

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    I'd suggest using a Pivot Table. It will give you flexibility in what and how the data is presented.

    Will that work for you?

    Ron

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