Adding two IF Statements Together

MrNerd

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I am doing a personal budget and wanted I40 and I41 to add together if the 25th of the month fell on a Saturday.

HIJ
40Car$44525
41Groceries/Gas$150Saturday

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Below you can see on the 25th of the month the $445 took but not adding in the $150 (below that is the formula held in I27). Not sure what I am missing.

GHIJ
2Money OutMoney In
31Wednesday $ -
42Thursday 0
53Friday 0
64Saturday $ 150
75Sunday $ -
86Monday 0
97Tuesday 0
108Wednesday 0
119Thursday $ -
1210Friday 0
1311Saturday $ 150
1412Sunday 0
1513Monday 0
1614Tuesday 0
1715Wednesday $ -
1816Thursday 0
1917Friday 0
2018Saturday $ 150
2119Sunday 0
2220Monday 0
2321Tuesday 0
2422Wednesday 0
2523Thursday 0
2624Friday 0
2725Saturday $ 445
2826Sunday 0
2927Monday 0
3028Tuesday 0
3129Wednesday 0
3230Thursday $ -
3331Friday 0
34
35
36ExpensesDay of the Month
37Cell Phone$05
38KCPL$09
39Mortgage/Insurance$015
40Car$44525
41Groceries/Gas$150Saturday

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2018




I
27 $ 445

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Worksheet Formulas
CellFormula
I27=IF(G27=$J$37,$I$37,IF(G27=$J$38,$I$38,IF(G27=$J$39,$I$39,IF(G27=$J$40,$I$40,IF(G27=$J$43,$I$43,IF(H27=$J$41,$I$41,IF(G27=$J$42,$I$42,"0")))))))

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Test for Multiple Conditions in IF?
Use AND(test, test, test, test) or OR(test, test, test, ...) as the logical_test argument of IF.
Could this be a SUM+IF statement? Wondering if I am just missing a series of () and +...

Basically, if any (or all of these tests) qualify as TRUE, I want those TRUE values all add together.
 
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