SUMIF circular reference
Good evening,
I'm trying to set up a quote template which includes items, services, and services details. While trying to SUMIF the service details prices, I get Circular reference + Blocked. I've tried many ways and forums, but can't find anything.
I anticipate the same problem when I will try to SUM my items (sum of the services)
I'm using the following formula: =SUMIF(CODE:CODE; CODE@row; [COST_MAT]:[COST_MAT])
The yellow cases are where I'm stuck.
Thank you,
Frederic
Answers
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Hey @fredb
What formula do you have in the Code column?
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Hi @Itai ,
The formula is =IFERROR(ITEM@row + RIGHT(SERVICE@row; 2); "")
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Hi @fredb
I hope you're well and safe!
What's the formula in the ITEM column?
I hope that helps!
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Hi @Andrée Starå,
There is actually no formula in ITEM column.
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And in SERVICE?
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No formulas for item, services and details. It's all manual for the moment since the last hope I had was to automated a CODE to refer to Item et Services numbers.
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Ok.
It's the formulas used in COST_MAT that I need.
What are the formulas there where you get the error?
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=SUMIF(CODE:CODE; CODE@row; [COST_MAT]:[COST_MAT])
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