Help with cross-sheet sumifs

Hi All,
I'm getting an #Unparseable error, and I'm too tired to see why. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
In the source sheet, I've got invoice data. In the destination sheet, I want to be able to sum all the invoices for certain Project Codes. Here's what the source sheet data looks like:
And here's what I've got for the formula in the destination sheet:
=SUMIFS({GL Amount value}, {GL Project} "P-500", {GL Project} "P-501")
Thanks!
Answers
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Hi @Mike Savard
I hope you're well and safe!
Try something like this.
=SUMIFS({GL Amount value}, {GL Project}, "P-500", {GL Project}, "P-501")
Did that work/help?
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Thanks Andrรฉe! That fixed my unparseable issue, but now it delivers a sum of 0, when I know the sum is definitely not zero. Any ideas?
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Hi @Mike Savard
The current formula is looking for a cell which is both "P-500" and "P-501". Based on your sheet set-up, it sounds like you're looking for a cell that's either or these two values, is that correct?
If so, something like:
=SUMIFS({GL Amount value}, {GL Project},ย OR(@cell = "P-500", @cell = "P-501"))
Cheers,
Genevieve
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