Sumifs with multiple criteria
Hello again! Yes, I am working on a Saturday...these formulas are killing me!
I am trying to sum the number of techs that are both "Transactional" and "LM Tech", referencing "Availability" sheet. This is the formula I am using:
=SUMIFS({Availability Range 1}, "transactional", {Availability Range 19}, "GE Tech", {Availability Range 2})
The formula should use the criteria in Range 1 and Range 19 to determine if the cell should be summed. The value in Range 2, should be summed.
Best Answer
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Hi @Amanda Medina ,
SUMIFS works the other way round than SUMIF.
You put the range to be summed first:
=SUMIFS({Availability Range 2}, {Availability Range 1}, "transactional", {Availability Range 19}, "GE Tech")
And you wrote "LM Tech" but in your formula you write "GE Tech"...
Hope this helps
Stefan
Smartsheet Consulting, Solution Building, Training and Support.
Projects for Processes and for People.
Answers
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Hi @Amanda Medina ,
SUMIFS works the other way round than SUMIF.
You put the range to be summed first:
=SUMIFS({Availability Range 2}, {Availability Range 1}, "transactional", {Availability Range 19}, "GE Tech")
And you wrote "LM Tech" but in your formula you write "GE Tech"...
Hope this helps
Stefan
Smartsheet Consulting, Solution Building, Training and Support.
Projects for Processes and for People.
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Stefan,
Thank you for your response! I your suggestion worked beautifully! Thank you so much!
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Happy to help :-)
Stefan
Smartsheet Consulting, Solution Building, Training and Support.
Projects for Processes and for People.
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