Formula Query

Created a formula for counting numbers in a cell if a specific contact is listed in another column. Getting errors
=SUMIF({Tracker Range 1}, >0, [{Tracker Range 2}, FIND)"Terri", @cell)>0])
Best Answer
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Hey
Try this as one approach.
=SUMIFS({Tracker Range 1}, {Tracker Range 1}, >0, {Tracker Range 2}, FIND("Terri", @cell) = true)
In your original formula you had a couple of opportunities. One, SUMIF can only be used with one criteria. You have two. For that reason, anytime I need a SUMIF/SUMIFS function, I prefer to use the SUMIFS (plural) function which always works even if only one criteria is needed. You also had some syntax errors and bracketing errors.
Answers
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Hey
Try this as one approach.
=SUMIFS({Tracker Range 1}, {Tracker Range 1}, >0, {Tracker Range 2}, FIND("Terri", @cell) = true)
In your original formula you had a couple of opportunities. One, SUMIF can only be used with one criteria. You have two. For that reason, anytime I need a SUMIF/SUMIFS function, I prefer to use the SUMIFS (plural) function which always works even if only one criteria is needed. You also had some syntax errors and bracketing errors.
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