Sum If and Contain Formula

Hello,
I am trying to figure out how many hours imp manager is working for an assigned project.
This formula works: =SUMIF({Implementation Opportunities Range 9}, "A", {Implementation Opportunities Range 10}
However, I tried to apply it to a new sheet where the imp manager is a multiple drop down and more than one manager can be selected per project. It's only picking up the cells that JUST have the "A" manager.
I tried to use CONTAINS and came up with this, but its not working:
=SUMIF({Implementation Opportunities Range 9}, {Implementation Opportunities Range 10}, Contain("A", @cell))
Any suggestions?
Best Answer
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Actually, try this @Mkaur:
=SUMIF({Implementation Opportunities Range 9}, HAS(@cell, "A"), {Implementation Opportunities Range 10})
Travis C, PMP
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Answers
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Hi @Mkaur,
What is the Column Type for your manage column? Is it a Contact List or Dropdown list?
Travis C, PMP
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Actually, try this @Mkaur:
=SUMIF({Implementation Opportunities Range 9}, HAS(@cell, "A"), {Implementation Opportunities Range 10})
Travis C, PMP
Smartsheet Leader with 5+ years of SS experience
Let's connect: LinkedIn - Travis C.
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@MedaUser Thank you for your suggestion, that worked for me :)!
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No problem! Happy to help!
Travis C, PMP
Smartsheet Leader with 5+ years of SS experience
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