SUMIF

Tonna Heyneke · 05/21/19

Hi,

I'd like a formula to calculate the below

SUM the leave days Request(Column Number of Days) against the employee(Name Column) if Approved(Manager Column) and Approved(EXCO Column). If either one of them are not approved then don't SUM the leave days.

This is what i have so far but cant seem to get it to work.

=SUMIF([Name and Surname]1:[Name and Surname]8; [Name and Surname]15;and([Manager Approval]1:[Manager Approval]8 = "Approved"; and([EXCO Approval]1:[EXCO Approval]8 ="Approved"; [Number of Days]1:[Number of Days]8).

Ps, I'm setup to use ";" instead of "," separator.

Kind Regards

Andrée Starå · 05/21/19

Hi Tonna,

Can you maybe share the sheet(s) or some screenshots? (Delete/replace any confidential/sensitive information before sharing) That would make it easier to help. (share too, andree@getdone.se)

Have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå

Workflow Consultant @ Get Done Consulting

Tonna Heyneke · 05/21/19

Hi Andree

I have attached a screenshot of the sheet.

Thanks

SUM IF Approved.JPG

Tonna Heyneke · 05/21/19

Thanks for the reply Andree,

I got it.

=SUMIFS([Number of Days]1:[Number of Days]8; [Name and Surname]1:[Name and Surname]8; =[Name and Surname]13; [Manager Approval]1:[Manager Approval]8; ="Approved"; [EXCO Approval]1:[EXCO Approval]8; ="Approved")

Cheers

Tonna

Andrée Starå · 05/21/19

Excellent!

Happy to (try and) help!

Best,

Andrée

Paul Newcome · 05/21/19

Just a quick tip...

If you move the table to columns that aren't being referenced, you can reference each entire column to include new rows as they are added instead of having to adjust the ranges manually.

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