If 2 criteria are met in 2 columns then sum a third column formula

Hi All,

I had such great luck with help yesterday, I thought I would try again.

I need to sum a column if 2 other column with specific criteria are met. This is the formula I have tried but it is not correct. I get UNPARSEABLE error.

=IFS[Vendor Name]:[Vendor Name], "Curium", [Claim Status]:[Claim Status], "Pending - With AP", SUM[VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit],[VENDOR QEUSTION Amount of Credit])

Thank you!

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  • Melanie Sanders
    Melanie Sanders ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Hi @Genevieve P! Thanks for the advice. I did correct the typo and realized I needed to add : instead of , between the criterion-ranges. The correct formula is:

    =SUMIFS([VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit]:[VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit], [Vendor Name]:[Vendor Name], "Curium", [Claim Status]:[Claim Status], "Pending - With AP")

    Thank you so much!

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  • Ramzi K
    Ramzi K ✭✭✭✭✭

    @gmb-nps-xofigo88916

    Your syntax is not correct - try this:

    =SUMIFS([VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit],[VENDOR QEUSTION Amount of Credit],[Vendor Name]:[Vendor Name], "Curium", [Claim Status]:[Claim Status], "Pending - With AP")

    Hope that works for you.

    Cheers,

    Ramzi

    Ramzi Khuri - Principal Consultant @ Cedar Tree Consulting (www.cedartreeconsulting.com)

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  • Melanie Sanders
    Melanie Sanders ✭✭✭✭✭

    Hello @Ramzi K. Thanks for taking a look. I am still getting the UNPARSEABLE error message unfortunately. Any other ideas?

  • Hi @gmb-nps-xofigo88916

    It looks like one of your column names might be misspelled in this formula...

    =SUMIFS([VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit],[VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit],[Vendor Name]:[Vendor Name], "Curium", [Claim Status]:[Claim Status], "Pending - With AP")


    The second "Question" was written as "Qeustion". Try it now? I would suggest building the formula from scratch and clicking on a cell to populate column names instead of manually typing them in (I've often made the same mistake!)

    If this doesn't work, it would be helpful to see a screen capture with your column names/types.

    Cheers,

    Genevieve

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  • Melanie Sanders
    Melanie Sanders ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Hi @Genevieve P! Thanks for the advice. I did correct the typo and realized I needed to add : instead of , between the criterion-ranges. The correct formula is:

    =SUMIFS([VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit]:[VENDOR QUESTION Amount of Credit], [Vendor Name]:[Vendor Name], "Curium", [Claim Status]:[Claim Status], "Pending - With AP")

    Thank you so much!

  • Amazing! Glad you got it working and spotted that very small detail - well done!

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