SUMIF and year criterion

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Please help me calculate the value according to the date of the cell in which the criterion is being checked.

I use:

=SUMIF([Datum dejanskega konca]:[Datum dejanskega konca]; YEAR([Datum dejanskega konca]@row) = 2022; [Skupaj zaračunano]:[Skupaj zaračunano])

and i get the result 0.



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  • Kelly Moore
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    Hello @avgustin0

    You will want to use the @cell reference rather than referencing only the single row

    =SUMIF([Datum dejanskega konca]:[Datum dejanskega konca]; YEAR(@cell) = 2022; [Skupaj zaračunano]:[Skupaj zaračunano])

    This says in your range of [Datum dejanskega konca]:[Datum dejanskega konca] where any cell equals 2022, sum the value in your other column

    Does that give you what you need?

    Kelly

  • Smarty
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    @Kelly Moore

    Hi Kelly,

    I am attempting the same type formula you reference above, but something isn't working. I did have ASA Exp Date cells which were blank, did remove these rows but no luck. Can you identify an corrections needed in the formula below?

    =SUMIF([ASA Exp Date]:[ASA Exp Date]; YEAR(@cell) = 2023; [Qty]:[Qty])

    Thank you!

  • Kelly Moore
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    Hey @Smarty

    Are you getting an error (what error) or an unexpected value?

    First verification: The values in your Qty column are actual values that could be summed? Also, you are in a region that uses semicolons instead of commas in formulas. If yes to all of this -

    Let's swap to a SUMIFs so we can add more criteria to help filter

    =SUMIFS(Qty:Qty, Qty:Qty; ISNUMBER(@cell); [ASA Exp Date]:[ASA Exp Date]; AND(ISDATE(@cell); YEAR(@cell)=2023))

    Does this make it work for you?

    Kelly

  • Andrée Starå
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    Hi @Smarty

    I am answering here as well for visibility for others.

    I hope you're well and safe!

    To add to Kelly's excellent advice/answer.

    Try something like this.

    =SUMIFS(Qty:Qty, Qty:Qty, ISNUMBER(@cell), [ASA Exp Date]:[ASA Exp Date], AND(ISDATE(@cell), IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2023))

    Did that work/help?

    I hope that helps!

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