Formula for filtering multiple columns to get an expense total
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=SUMIFS(EXPENSE8:EXPENSE1915, [VENDOR PERSON]8:[VENDOR PERSON]1915, NOTES@row, ID8:ID1915, OR(@cell = "CAPACITY"))
Hello,
I have a formula I need to expand on to add another column of data to filter what I need.
Using this formula now to get an overall total:
=SUMIF([VENDOR PERSON]8:[VENDOR PERSON]1915, NOTES@row, EXPENSE8:EXPENSE1915)
I want to add the "ID" (drop-down type with 5 choices) column to help filter to one of five categories to change the total to only one of those categories.
I have tried variations of these so far:
=SUMIFS([VENDOR PERSON]8:[VENDOR PERSON]1915, ID8:ID1915, "RAD PODS", NOTES@row, EXPENSE8:EXPENSE1915)
=SUMIFS([VENDOR PERSON]8:[VENDOR PERSON]1915, ID8:ID1915, @cell = "RAD PODS", NOTES@row, EXPENSE8:EXPENSE1915)
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Angela
Answers
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The syntax of the SUMIFS function is as follows;
SUMIFS( range , criterion_range1 , criterion1 [ criterion_range2 , criterion2... ])
- range — The group of cells to sum, assuming they meet all criteria.
So, add "S" to your existing formula's SUMIF, move the EXPENSE8:EXPENSE1915 to the top as the range to sum, then add the 2nd criterion_range and criterion, ID8:ID1915, "RAD PODS," at the bottom.
=SUMIFS(EXPENSE8:EXPENSE1915, [VENDOR PERSON]8:[VENDOR PERSON]1915, NOTES@row, ID8:ID1915, "RAD PODS")
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