PayPal Excel Sheet- Adding Net column for Specific Words

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PayPal Excel Sheet- Adding Net column for Specific Words

I have my PayPal history .csv and need to break it down w/out tearin
it apart and deleteing parts. I understand Excel pretty well, but
am not too familiar w/the functions beyond the basics. I do a bunch o
eBay sales and need to separate the income for items sold that belonge
to me and those that belonged to my friend.
For starters, I need to add the amount of Net income, column I, bu
only the "eBay Payment Received," from column E. Once I know this
I'll move on to breaking down the items sold between my friend's incom
and my own.

I tried -=SUMPRODUCT((I2:I231="eBay Payment Received"))- from anothe
post, but to no avail.:confused:

I wish I could just setup rules like in Outlook. I always like to mak
things difficult.

Any help would be greatly appreciated
 
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THAT WORKS.
I actually figured it out shortly before your reply.

Thanks so much for the help
 

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