Not sure why this isnt working

stephanie trowbridge

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07/27/20 in Formulas and Functions

=SUMIFS({Sheet - Grant Management Range 1}{Sheet - Grant Management Range 2}, "Approved"{Sheet - Grant Management Range}, "2020"

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Paul Newcome ✭✭✭✭✭✭

07/27/20

You are missing commas.
=SUMIFS({Sheet - Grant Management Range 1}, {Sheet - Grant Management Range 2}, "Approved", {Sheet - Grant Management Range}, "2020")

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