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you could try the likes of:
=SUMIF($A$2:$A$5,"*aaa",$B$2:$B$5)
but the asterisk means any characters, any number of them, including none. So it will find aaa anywhere in the cell.

If this isn't suitable then let's get real world; put together and attach a workbook with just 2 columns of raw data:
  • a column with the full range of the kinds of instances where you want aaa to be counted, and some where you don't want them to be counted
  • a column with some numbers that need summing
then:
  • a column with your attempt(s) at a formula
  • a column indicating whether the row should be included in the summing or not
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