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Probably not with SUMIF, but it can be done with SUMPRODUCT.
e.g. =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH("*"&$C$1:$C$5&"*",A1,0))),$D$1:$D$ 5) Where A1 is the cell containing the 5 states, and C1:C5 is the list you want to look in to find the matches and sum the adjacent cells D1: D5. Warning... with Sumproduct it is advisable to not use full column ranges as this function is more processor intensive. |
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