Cross Sheet Sumifs Formula
Is there a way to run a formula from a cross sheet, that would pull specific names that are in the same cell. To formulate a group that worked together total revenue by the accounts that have "closed won"? I have more than one account holder at times per account
=SUMIFS({Sheet - Forecast Amount}, {MSS Sheet - MSS Account Owner}, FIND("Account Owner Name", "Other Account Holder Name", @cell) > 0, {Sheet - Sales Pipeline Range 4}, "Closed Won")
Best Answer
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Try something like this...
=SUMIFS({Sheet - Forecast Amount}, {MSS Sheet - MSS Account Owner}, OR(FIND("Account Owner Name", @cell) > 0, FIND("Other Account Holder Name", @cell) > 0), {Sheet - Sales Pipeline Range 4}, "Closed Won")
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Do I need CONTAINS instead of FIND....I keep getting "unparaseable"
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Try something like this...
=SUMIFS({Sheet - Forecast Amount}, {MSS Sheet - MSS Account Owner}, OR(FIND("Account Owner Name", @cell) > 0, FIND("Other Account Holder Name", @cell) > 0), {Sheet - Sales Pipeline Range 4}, "Closed Won")
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@Paul Newcome I received a number that time but it pulled the revenue of all the cells they were in, not just the cells that only had their names together, if that makes sense
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Oh. My apologies. I didn't realize you were looking for both at the same time. Swap the OR out with an AND.
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Ohh my gosh, I should have known that....you rock! Thanks so so very much, it worked!! @Paul Newcome
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Happy to help. 👍️
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