sum IF formula
Hello
Me again... sorry.. I need to summarize total number of employees across the country by location.
I have column with location names, and a column with total number of employees...
For example I need to know for ALL locations how many employees are Remote
I tried
=sumif([Location (for summary)]1:[Location (for summary)]204,=Remote,[Number of Employees]1:[Number of Employees]204)
I am missing something.... please help...
Best Answer
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Your formula should work if you wrap Remote in quotes.
"Remote"
Answers
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Your formula should work if you wrap Remote in quotes.
"Remote"
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Dang!! I was so close... LOL Thank you sooo much!! worked!
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Happy to help!👍️
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One more question...
What if I want it to be only part of what is in the cell... I have multiple locations in some cities, but I want all of Dallas,
How do I change from ="remote" to CONTAINS "Dallas"
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You would remove
= "Remote"
and replace it with
CONTAINS("Dallas", @cell)
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