Formula SUMIFS with value in different column

Lukma

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Hi Friend

i need an assistance with the SUMIFS, but i don't no if i get it all right, i need the zero to be blank i tries IFERROR(1/(1/SUMIFS, but each giving me pop up error message appreciate a solution with it or a better way to have the formula
Thanks

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Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C6:I6C6=SUMIFS($J$10:$J$11,$G$10:$G$11,$B6,$B$10:$B$11,$B$4,$F$10:$F$11,C$5)/C$4+SUMIFS($U$10:$U$11,$R$10:$R$11,$B6,$M$10:$M$11,$B$4,$S$10:$S$11,C$5)/C$4
 

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this may help
=IF(SUMIFS($J$10:$J$11,$G$10:$G$11,$B6,$B$10:$B$11,$B$4,$F$10:$F$11,C$5)/C$4+SUMIFS($U$10:$U$11,$R$10:$R$11,$B6,$M$10:$M$11,$B$4,$S$10:$S$11,C$5)/C$4=0,"",SUMIFS($J$10:$J$11,$G$10:$G$11,$B6,$B$10:$B$11,$B$4,$F$10:$F$11,C$5)/C$4+SUMIFS($U$10:$U$11,$R$10:$R$11,$B6,$M$10:$M$11,$B$4,$S$10:$S$11,C$5)/C$4)

maybe otherways - but that was the first i thought of

you can set up excel to NOT show zeros - but this would apply to the entire sheet and may not be what you want

you could use conditional formating , so the zero font is white and then blends in with the fill white colour and so cannot be seen - but will still be a zero - if tested by another formula
 
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Another option is to keep your original formula and format those formula cells with the custom format: General;General;;

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Custom Format
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C6:I6C6=SUMIFS($J$10:$J$11,$G$10:$G$11,$B6,$B$10:$B$11,$B$4,$F$10:$F$11,C$5)/C$4+SUMIFS($U$10:$U$11,$R$10:$R$11,$B6,$M$10:$M$11,$B$4,$S$10:$S$11,C$5)/C$4
 
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