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=SUMIF(C2:C6,"Monthly",B2:B6)*12+SUMIF(C2:C6,"Annual",B2:B6)Computed by a real spreadsheet engine on the sample data below.
| Customer | Contract Value | Billing Cycle |
| Acme Corp | 500 | Monthly |
| Beta LLC | 12000 | Annual |
| Gamma Inc | 300 | Monthly |
| Delta Co | 6000 | Annual |
| Epsilon Ltd | 200 | Monthly |
=SUMIF(C2:C6,"Monthly",B2:B6)*12+SUMIF(C2:C6,"Annual",B2:B6)→30000
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