SUMIFS incorrect argument set

tjf0039

Hello, im trying to sum monthly revenue in a metrics sheet off of a source sheet based off of year, month, and concept. im getting incorrect argument set based off of the formula. does the logic below make sense? The Period and Year are a drop down list cell in the source sheet.

=SUMIFS({BBI - Monthly Billed}, {BC}, [Primary Column]@row, {Period - Source}, MONTH(@cell )=[Column2]3, {Source Year}, YEAR(@cell )=$[Primary Column]$1)

Michelle Choate 2

Try this:

=SUMIFS({BBI - Monthly Billed}, {BC}, [Primary Column]@row, {Period - Source}, MONTH([Column2]3), {Source Year}, YEAR($[Primary Column]$1)).

tjf0039

Unfortunately that did not work :(

Michelle Choate 2

What is the error that you are getting?

tjf0039

https://community.smartsheet.com/discussion/comment/463293#Comment_463293

im getting error #incorrectargumentset.

tjf0039

This is now giving me an answer of 0

=SUMIFS({BBI - Monthly Billed}, {BC}, [Primary Column]@row, {Period - Source}, MONTH([Column2]3), {Source Year}, YEAR($[Primary Column]$1))

The reference {BBI-Monthly Billed} is just one cell from my source sheet im referencing. not sure if thats the problem. However, if i were to select a range of cells or column it gives me an incorrectargument set error.

tjf0039

Here is a some screen shots to help.

below is my metric sheet im using the sumif equation,.

the below is the reference sheet. The year/Period filter is a drop down and i can filter out by year or month in the reference sheet. i was hoping to be able to show a monthly billed number based off of period/year in my metrics sheet above. im not sure else how to show billed by month all on one sheet.

Michelle Choate 2

That is the problem. Currently your SUMIFS formula is looking at just one cell to sum.

You will need to set up your sheet a little bit differently to get the information you are looking for. I can show you on a quick zoom, but it is hard for me to put into words to type. Or someone else can give it a go trying to explain what is needed.