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Hello,
I recently used this =SUMIFS formula and now that I have changed some VLOOKUPS the formula gives me a #NO MATCH error.
SUMIFS([Request Total]:[Request Total], [Employee ID]:[Employee ID], [Employee ID]@row, Date:Date, <=Date@row, Date:Date, >=DATE(2022, 7, 1), [Department Approval]:[Department Approval], "Approved")
I am calculating the total amount request by employee YTD.
Thank you!
Answers
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Your SUMIF formula has no problem.
Since you use VLOOKUPS, what can happen is if you change the position of the columns in the lookup_table, it gives a #NO MATCH error.
For example, suppose you have VLOOKUP like
- =VLOOKUP([Request ID]@row, {Request Approval Data Range 1}, 2)
Changing the order of the columns in the {Request Approval Data Range 1}, from
Request ID, Approval to
Approval, Request ID
will give you #NO MATCH errors.
If that is the case, I suggest using INDEX, MATCH unaffected by column order change.
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Thank you for your insight. I actually figured out what the error was. Apparently the column need to have a formula
Now my SUMIFS formula works even with my adjustment in adding a new Fiscal Year column instead of the calendar date.
Thanks again!
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