Multiply Part of an Equation
Hi there,
I have this formula (below) which works but I would like to multiply only the reoccurring hours of work to complete by 3 (second half of the formula). When I try to do it I get invalid operation. Any help would be greatly appreciated :).
=SUMIF([Due in 3 Months]:[Due in 3 Months], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) + SUMIF([Reoccurring]:[Reoccurring] 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete])
Thanks!!
Mahshad
Best Answer
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To start, you are missing a comma in the second SUMIFS
=SUMIF([Due in 3 Months]:[Due in 3 Months], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) + SUMIF([Reoccurring]:[Reoccurring], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete])
Now that that is taken care of, you should be able to use something along the lines of...
=SUMIF([Due in 3 Months]:[Due in 3 Months], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) + SUMIF([Reoccurring]:[Reoccurring], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) * 3
Answers
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To start, you are missing a comma in the second SUMIFS
=SUMIF([Due in 3 Months]:[Due in 3 Months], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) + SUMIF([Reoccurring]:[Reoccurring], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete])
Now that that is taken care of, you should be able to use something along the lines of...
=SUMIF([Due in 3 Months]:[Due in 3 Months], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) + SUMIF([Reoccurring]:[Reoccurring], 1, [Hours of Work To Complete]:[Hours of Work To Complete]) * 3
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