SUMIFS formula syntax
Hi, I believe I'm needing help with the syntax for the SUMIFS formula. See the below photo with example data:
I am wanting to total the revenue generated for each department (category) and sub department (topic) only if the status is labeled "Won" - which the above screenshot would not be included in the total.
The "Topic" column is multi-select. I want to total it if HVAC is listed - even if there are other things listed as well.
What's wrong with my formula?
=SUMIFS(Revenue:Revenue, Category:Category = "Service", HVAC:HVAC = 1, Status:Status = "Won")
Thanks!
Best Answer
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Try;
=SUMIFS(Revenue:Revenue, Category:Category, "Service", Topic:Topic, CONTAINS("HVAC", @cell), Status:Status, "Won")
Answers
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Try;
=SUMIFS(Revenue:Revenue, Category:Category, "Service", Topic:Topic, CONTAINS("HVAC", @cell), Status:Status, "Won")
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That worked! Thank you so much!
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