Formula question for Month Data
I need some help figuring out a formula. Wanting to sum up the amount of trainings each person enrolled in the month of April. Can't seem to figure it out.
Here is what I am trying:
=SUMIF([Trainings/KPL]:[Trainings/KPL], [Assigned OBC]:[Assigned OBC], "Gladys Risling", ([Start Date]:[Start Date], MONTH(@cell)4)
Best Answer
-
Hi @Gigi_Ris
It looks like there are a few small updates that you may need to do.
- Change SUMIF to be plural, SUMIFS as @BullandKhmer suggested
- Take away the extra parentheses before your "start date" reference
- Ensure you say that the month equals 4, like so: MONTH(@cell) = 4
Try this:
=SUMIFS([Trainings/KPL]:[Trainings/KPL], [Assigned OBC]:[Assigned OBC], "Gladys Risling", [Start Date]:[Start Date], MONTH(@cell) = 4)
I would also suggest wrapping an IFERROR around that month function in case you have blank cells or cells with text:
=SUMIFS([Trainings/KPL]:[Trainings/KPL], [Assigned OBC]:[Assigned OBC], "Gladys Risling", [Start Date]:[Start Date], IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 4)
Cheers,
Genevieve
Need more help? 👀 | Help and Learning Center
こんにちは (Konnichiwa), Hallo, Hola, Bonjour, Olá, Ciao! 👋 | Global Discussions
Answers
-
=SUMIFS([Trainings/KPL]:[Trainings/KPL], [Assigned OBC]:[Assigned OBC], "Gladys Risling", ([Start Date]:[Start Date], MONTH(@cell)4)
-
Tried that formula it says unparseable
-
Hi @Gigi_Ris
It looks like there are a few small updates that you may need to do.
- Change SUMIF to be plural, SUMIFS as @BullandKhmer suggested
- Take away the extra parentheses before your "start date" reference
- Ensure you say that the month equals 4, like so: MONTH(@cell) = 4
Try this:
=SUMIFS([Trainings/KPL]:[Trainings/KPL], [Assigned OBC]:[Assigned OBC], "Gladys Risling", [Start Date]:[Start Date], MONTH(@cell) = 4)
I would also suggest wrapping an IFERROR around that month function in case you have blank cells or cells with text:
=SUMIFS([Trainings/KPL]:[Trainings/KPL], [Assigned OBC]:[Assigned OBC], "Gladys Risling", [Start Date]:[Start Date], IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 4)
Cheers,
Genevieve
Need more help? 👀 | Help and Learning Center
こんにちは (Konnichiwa), Hallo, Hola, Bonjour, Olá, Ciao! 👋 | Global Discussions
-
@Genevieve P. thanks! this worked.
Help Article Resources
Categories
- All Categories
- 14 Welcome to the Community
- Customer Resources
- 64.8K Get Help
- 434 Global Discussions
- 138 Industry Talk
- 470 Announcements
- 4.9K Ideas & Feature Requests
- 129 Brandfolder
- 148 Just for fun
- 65 Community Job Board
- 486 Show & Tell
- 33 Member Spotlight
- 2 SmartStories
- 300 Events
- 36 Webinars
- 7.3K Forum Archives
Check out the Formula Handbook template!