SUMIFS INCORRECT ERROR MESSAGE
This formula is giving me Incorrect Argument error message. What am I doing wrong?
=SUMIFS({Phase 99 - SQL Data Range 2}, {Phase 99 - SQL Data Range 1}, "118201", {Oregon Metal Fabrication for Portland Range 1}, {Oregon Metal Fabrication for Portland Range 2}, "118201", {Oregon Metal Fabrication for Amazon Range 1}, {Oregon Metal Fabrication for Amazon Range 2}, "118201", {All Subcontractor Prefab Hours Range 1}, {All Subcontractor Prefab Hours Range 2}, "118201")
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Hi @Sidonia Posteuca
Hope you are fine, i think you have a problem with the formula syntax because :
SUMIFS( range, criterion_range1, criterion1, criterion_range2, criterion2 .....)
but in your formula i see
Range = {Phase 99 - SQL Data Range 2}
criterion_range1={Phase 99 - SQL Data Range 1}
criterion1= "118201"
this is ok but after that i don't understand what is this:
criterion_range2={Oregon Metal Fabrication for Portland Range 1},{Oregon Metal Fabrication for Portland Range 2}
you added 2 range why?
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