How do you write a SUMIFS forumula with 3 criteria?
Below is my formula, but I am not getting it right:
=SUMIFS({2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 1}, {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 2}, "New Business", [({2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 3}, >12/31/19), ({2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 3}, < 02/01/20)])
Best Answer
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There are a few minor tweaks...
You do not need the square brackets, and when referencing a date in Smartsheet, you have to use the DATE function. There is also an extra set of parenthesis that isn't needed tucked in there.
DATE(yyyy,mm,dd)
=SUMIFS({2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 1}, {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 2}, "New Business", {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 3}, > DATE(2019, 12, 31), {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 3}, < DATE(2020, 02, 01))
Answers
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There are a few minor tweaks...
You do not need the square brackets, and when referencing a date in Smartsheet, you have to use the DATE function. There is also an extra set of parenthesis that isn't needed tucked in there.
DATE(yyyy,mm,dd)
=SUMIFS({2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 1}, {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 2}, "New Business", {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 3}, > DATE(2019, 12, 31), {2020 OE Revenue Actual & Projected Range 3}, < DATE(2020, 02, 01))
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Your a genius! Thank you!!
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