I am trying to use SUMIFS to match either of the following criteria:
"Insurance" or "Motor Insurance"
=SUM(SUMIFS(B:B, A:A,{"*Motor Insurance*","*Insurance*"}))
A - Insurance, Motor Insurance, Some Insurance
B - 1, 2, 1
The current result is 6 due to my statement matching any string containing "Insurance". Is there a way write a statement where it'll match it the way I would want it to, i.e. if it contains "Motor Insurance" it won't match "Insurance"?
The result should be 4: 2 for "Insurance" and 2 for "Motor Insurance".
Before anyone asks, I can't do a literal match "Motor Insurance" as these three are within a much larger data set where "Insurance" or "Motor Insurance" with be part of that string.
The table above shows that I have three sets of Text and I am trying to get the result of the ones that contain "insurance" and the ones that contain "motor insurance". I understand that one would contain the other but I want the result to be:
"Insurance" is 2 (only matching A2 and A4)
"Motor Insurance" is 2 (only matching A3)
For two separate formulas - one for just "Motor Insurance"
=SUMIFS(B:B, A:A,"*Motor Insurance*")
and one for any other Insurance
=SUMIFS(B:B, A:A,"<>*Motor Insurance*",A:A,"*Insurance*")