SUMIFS and Referencing Another Sheet (Financials) = INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET
Drew Frazelle
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Hello all,
I'm trying to compile some financial totals for various departments into a Metrics sheet for Dashboard reporting and something is not going right. I can get the total for all departments from the referenced sheet with =SUMIF({Total}, but when I add the criteria for each department I get # INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET. What am I missing? Please see attached screenshots. Thank you in advance.
~Drew
Best Answer
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Try this...
=SUMIFS({Total}, {Facility}, Description@row)
Answers
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Try this...
=SUMIFS({Total}, {Facility}, Description@row)
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