Sum Ifs Formula
Hello,
I was able to create a formula to reference a sheet and calculate total activity cost per month:
=SUMIFS({May}, {Activities}, CONTAINS("Book-in", @cell))
Results are the total cost of activities that contain 'Book-in'.
However, when I tried to recreate this formula and reference another sheet, I get incorrect argument set:
=SUMIFS({January 2019}, {Activities}, CONTAINS("book", @cell))
Any thoughts?
Thank you!
Nathan
Answers
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Hi @Nathan Umbriac,
I tried your formula and it worked for me. Have you tried writing the formula from scratch? It could be the sheet references have got their wires crossed.
Best,
Hannah
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@Hannah H Thank you. I deleted the formula and retyped it. My assumption as well is that the references needed to be re-referenced.
Thanks for your help!
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