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Based on the below screenshots, I am looking for a formula to SUM the FEE column only if the Project Stage column is equal to "Paid". I feel I am close to solving the formula. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Try
SUMIF([Project Stage}:[Project Stage},"Paid", FEE:FEE)
You could try something like this. Not very elegant though. I may look at this a bit more after work .
=SUMIF([Project Stage]2:[Project Stage]19, "PAID", FEE2:FEE19)
Ah, sorry... Looks like rjudenberg has the answer.
With one minor adjustment rjudenberg had the right answer:
SUMIF([Project Stage]:[Project Stage],"Paid", FEE:FEE)
His close brackets on the Projects Stage range were curly brackets which could cause some confusion for Smartsheets and curly brackets tend to point to a range in another sheet.
This worked perfect, because I am linking to another page the formula came to be this:
=SUMIF({Mimi's Project Management 2018 Range 7}, "Paid", {Mimi's Project Management 2018 Range 3})
and
=SUMIF({Mimi's Project Management 2018 Range 7}, "Invoiced", {Mimi's Project Management 2018 Range 3})
Thank you rjudenberg!
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