Cross-sheet formulas
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I'd like to have the result of the following formula in another sheet:
=SUMIFS(Hours:Hours, Date:Date, >=DATE(2023, 2, 5), Date:Date, <=DATE(2023, 2, 11), Done:Done, 1)
I tried the following way but it did not work:
=SUMIFS({Hours0}:{Hours0}, {Date0}:{Date0}, >={Date0}(2023, 2, 5), {Date0}:{Date0}, >={Date0}(2023, 2, 11), {Done0}:{Done0},1)
What is wrong? Thank you so much!
Answers
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did you actually use the cross linking functionality while building your formula?
When I do a cross sheet formula the reference to another sheet looks this way:
=SUM({selection in sheet xyz})
Where the array in {selection in sheet xyz} has to be selected via creating the cross sheet formula. So, when you select a column this also ends up as {selection in sheet xyz}.
Have look here:
Hope this helps!
Stefan
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Hi Stefan! Thank you for your response!
Yes, I did. I customized the name of the referenced columns to simplify the visualization of the formula, that's why it says "Hours0" or "Date0" for example. However, I will try it again!
Did you find another potential mistake? :)
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I found the mistake. It worked in the following way:
=SUMIFS({Hours0}, {Date0}, >=DATE(2023, 2, 5), {Date0}, <=DATE(2023, 2, 11), {Done0}, 1)
Thank you so much!
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