Sumif function?
I am trying to figure out which equation to use. I would like to Sumif from one sheet (Sheet A) to another sheet (Sheet B) as a column formula.
example story
I have a column for “strain name” and “batch number”. Each batch # will consist of one strain, but there will be multiple buyers per batch. Each batch can have multiple customers buying plants from the batch.
ex.
Batch A has 1000 clones.
- client 1 buys 100 clones
- client 2 buys 500 clones
- client 3 buys 200 clines
- therefore, there are 200 clones left in batch A (this is the number I am looking for)
the source sheet will contain multiple strains with multiple batch numbers. I need to know how many clones are left after each client buys their batch (live plant inventory).
I am looking for a sumif function that will add all of the clone purchases from a given batch number and place it in the cell of another sheet that tracks batches I need one number as there is only one line item in the receiving sheet, which is a “total sold from that batch” column.
the number of clones purchased will be tracked in sheet A and the number of clones remaining will appear in sheet B as a column formula.
hope that makes sense.
Best Answer
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Try something like this...
=SUMIFS({Sheet A Range to Sum}, {Sheet A Batch Number Column}, [Batch Number Column]@row)
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Hi @Sarah_lee123
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Try something like this...
=SUMIFS({Sheet A Range to Sum}, {Sheet A Batch Number Column}, [Batch Number Column]@row)
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Thanks so much everyone. Paul Newcome, that was exactly right! Thanks a ton, you're awesome.
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One more related question. If I want the above equation do be summed only if a checkbox in a different column has been checked. If a checkbox ins not available in the equation, then we could make a drop down column to have a yes/no instead.
=SUMIFS({Sheet A Range to Sum}, {Sheet A Batch Number Column}, AND {Sheet A "Delivered Column" is checked}, [Batch Number Column]@row)
Thanks for your help
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@Sarah_lee123 You would add it as a new range/criteria set in the same pattern as the batch number.
=SUMIFS({Sheet A Range to Sum}, {Sheet A Batch Number Column}, [Batch Number Column]@row, {Sheet A "Delivered Column"}, 1)
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