=_xlfn.SUMIFS

Curly_Coy

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Hi Everyone,
First thread ever!
I'm having a problem with this function
_xlfn.SUMIFS($B$5:$B$24,$E$5:$E$24,"PE",$F$5:$F$24,"<=1")
I believe it's something to do with 2003 v 2007
The main problem is with the "PE" in a drop box, once changed from the original I get #NAME?
:confused:
 

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Hi Everyone,
First thread ever!
I'm having a problem with this function
_xlfn.SUMIFS($B$5:$B$24,$E$5:$E$24,"PE",$F$5:$F$24,"<=1")
I believe it's something to do with 2003 v 2007
The main problem is with the "PE" in a drop box, once changed from the original I get #NAME?
:confused:

If you are on 2003, replace that with:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(E$5:$E$24="PE"),--($F$5:$F$24<=1),$B$5:$B$24)

or with:

=SUM(IF(E$5:$E$24="PE",IF($F$5:$F$24<=1,$B$5:$B$24)))

which needs to be confirmed with control+shift+enter, not just with enter.
 
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I am currently trying to run a trends tracker on excel 2003 but for some reason nothing I try seems to work.
=_xlfn.sumifs(january!$C$5:$C35,january!$D$5:$D$35,summary!$B24)
I can provide a link to the file if necessary.
 
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I am currently trying to run a trends tracker on excel 2003 but for some reason nothing I try seems to work.
=_xlfn.sumifs(january!$C$5:$C35,january!$D$5:$D$35,summary!$B24)
I can provide a link to the file if necessary.

Just enter:

=SUMPRODUCT(january!$C$5:$C35,--(january!$D$5:$D$35=summary!$B24))

Or control+shift+enter, not just enter:

=SUM(IF(january!$D$5:$D$35=summary!$B24,january!$C$5:$C35))
 
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Since it's only 1 criteria, try SUMIF

=SUMIF(january!$D$5:$D$35,summary!$B24,january!$C$5:$C35)
 
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