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Please Help =IF(SUMIFS (Returning #Incorrect Argument Set)
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Remove the IF statement at the beginning, move the sum range to the first part of the formula (Value of Jobs), and change the criteria to a range.
=SUMIFS([Value Of Jobs]:[Value Of Jobs], [Status]:[Status], "WON", [Probability Hit Rate]:[Probability Hit Rate], "1")
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Thanks Mitch for your help. Two quick questions if i could please ...
Cell returns $0.00, if i need it to return blank cell ("")
=SUMIFS([Value Of Jobs]2:[Value Of Jobs]100, Status2:Status100, "WON", [Probability Hit Rate]2:[Probability Hit Rate]100, "1")
Left out thrid criterion, when added in #UNPARSEABLE
=SUMIFS(Value Of Jobs]2:[Value Of Jobs]100, [Assigned Too]2:[Assigned Too]100,”Heath”,[Status2:Status100, "WON", [Probability Hit Rate]2:[Probability Hit Rate]100, "1")
Thanks for your help Mitch
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Give this a try.
=IF(SUMIFS([Value Of Jobs]2:[Value Of Jobs]100, [Status2]2:[Status2]100, "WON", [Assigned To]2:[Assigned To]100, "Heath", [Probability Hit Rate]2:[Probability Hit Rate]100, "1") = 0, "", (SUMIFS([Value Of Jobs]2:[Value Of Jobs]100, [Status2]2:[Status2]100, "WON", [Assigned To]2:[Assigned To]100, "Heath", [Probability Hit Rate]2:[Probability Hit Rate]100, "1")))
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