Why This SUMIFS Formula Doesn't Work?

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I'm trying to identify how much Overall Projected Volume will Bill in the Year 2023 for Joe Smith. Not sure why this formula doesn't work?

=SUMIFS([Billing Year]:[Billing Year], "2023", [Overall Projected Volume]:[Overall Projected Volume], [Opportunity Owner]:[Opportunity Owner], "Joe Smith")

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  • ericncarr
    ericncarr ✭✭✭✭✭
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    HI @Frank McGuire - The range you want to SUM needs to be the first thing in your formula in a SUMIFS formula.

    =SUMIFS( [Overall Projected Volume]:[Overall Projected Volume], [Billing Year]:[Billing Year], "2023", [Opportunity Owner]:[Opportunity Owner], "Joe Smith")

  • Nick Korna
    Nick Korna ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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    Hi @Frank McGuire,

    In a SUMIFS formula, what you're trying to total should be the first part of the formula, followed by the criteria ranges & criteria. Your formula should look something like this:

    =SUMIFS([Overall Projected Volume]:[Overall Projected Volume], [Billing Year]:[Billing Year], "2023", [Opportunity Owner]:[Opportunity Owner], "Joe Smith")

    Hope this helps; if you've any questions etc. then just post! 😊

  • Frank McGuire
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    That works! Thank you!

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