SUMIFS Formula

ashleeco · 09/14/21

I am attempting to get the sum of two separate columns Number of Participants Reached (Adults) + Number of Participants Reached (Students) for FY 2021 only

All 3 sets of numbers are in different columns

I can get the total sum of the two columns right for all years but I can't figure out how to have it only calculate for FY 2021 only

=SUM([Number of Participants Reached (Adults)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Students)])

How do I take this formula and turn it into the sum for both columns for a specific year

Thank you!

Kelly Moore · 09/14/21

Hey @ashleeco

Here's an approach using SUMIFS embedded in your Sum function.

=SUM(SUMIFS([Number of Participants Reached (Adults)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Adults)], [Number of Participants Reached (Adults)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Adults)], ISNUMBER(@cell), [Fiscal Year]:[Fiscal Year], "FY 2021"), SUMIFS([Number of Participants Reached (Students)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Students)], [Number of Participants Reached (Students)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Students)], ISNUMBER(@cell), [Fiscal Year]:[Fiscal Year], "FY 2021"))

Does this get you what you need?

Kelly Moore · 09/14/21

Hey @ashleeco

Here's an approach using SUMIFS embedded in your Sum function.

=SUM(SUMIFS([Number of Participants Reached (Adults)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Adults)], [Number of Participants Reached (Adults)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Adults)], ISNUMBER(@cell), [Fiscal Year]:[Fiscal Year], "FY 2021"), SUMIFS([Number of Participants Reached (Students)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Students)], [Number of Participants Reached (Students)]:[Number of Participants Reached (Students)], ISNUMBER(@cell), [Fiscal Year]:[Fiscal Year], "FY 2021"))

Does this get you what you need?

ashleeco · 09/15/21

Yes, this is exactly what I needed! You are a genius. Thank you so much! 🎉

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