SUMIFS question
Hi, I'm trying to return a sum based on 2 criteria's.
The state of origin and the type. Not sure how to make it pull the $ or return 0 if its blank.
=SUMIFS({1-Filing Status -State}, =State@row, {1-Filing Status-Type}, ="Form", {1-Filing Status -Fees}, 1, 0))
Thank you!!
Best Answer
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HI @CJ Christie , You're close, but you'll want to review the syntax for SUMIFS(). It's a bit different than the SUMIF() function. Try this:
=SUMIFS({1-Filing Status -Fees}, {1-Filing Status -State}, State@row, {1-Filing Status-Type}, "Form")
Hope this helps. Be well
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Answers
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HI @CJ Christie , You're close, but you'll want to review the syntax for SUMIFS(). It's a bit different than the SUMIF() function. Try this:
=SUMIFS({1-Filing Status -Fees}, {1-Filing Status -State}, State@row, {1-Filing Status-Type}, "Form")
Hope this helps. Be well
If my response was helpful or answered your question please be sure to upvote it, mark it asawesome, or mark it as the accepted answer!
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Hi @CJ Christie,
Give this a try.
=SUMIFS({1-Filing Status -Fees}, {1-Filing Status -State}, State@row, {1-Filing Status-Type}, "Form")
Hope this helps,
Dave
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Success! Thanks for the help!
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