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Sumifs
Does anyone know how many criterion you can have with a SUMIFS?
This formula works =SUMIFS([Conversion to $US]$21:[Conversion to $US]$385, [Cost Centre Description]$21:[Cost Centre Description]$385, [Cost Centre Description]6, [Fiscal Year]$21:[Fiscal Year]$385, [Fiscal Year]6)
But when I add one more criterion such as =SUMIFS([Conversion to $US]$21:[Conversion to $US]$385, [Cost Centre Description]$21:[Cost Centre Description]$385, [Cost Centre Description]2, Month$21:Month$385, Month8, [Fiscal Year]$21:[Fiscal Year]$385, [Fiscal Year]8, Status21:Status385, Status8) , no luck the formula wont work.
Any suggestions welcome
Comments
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Steven,
You aren't anywhere close to the limit. I don't know what the limit might be, if there is one. but I've used at least twice as many as you have here.
Is there a reason why the new criteria range does not have the range as absolute?
Status$21:Status$385
like the other ranges?
Perhaps that's why it does not work.
Craig
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Thanks Craig, works now.
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Da nada
Craig
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