Gerry --

The function worked (thanks) but the table still needs to have the #s in column A and the G's in column B. The first term in the function is the column with the cells to be evaluated against the criteria (2nd term in function) and the third term in the function is the values to sum if the criteria is met.

OOC, did you know the char trick already or did you find via a search somewhere. I am always looking to refine my search techniques.

Thanks,
Peter


G. Roderick Singleton wrote:


Peter nad Ryno,

Try =SUMIF(B1:B9;"<>CHAR(G)";A1:A9) as the incantation. With a table
like this:

                                   1


                                   2
G
                                   3


                                   4


                                   5
G
                                   6


                                   7


                                   8

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