IF Statements For Totals or Pivots

jarett

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I am pulling data from MS SQL and I have a few columns that I have to take logic into place in order to get an "add" quantity in a separate column for certain "item code" values. This is my logic that gets the counts, the two columns I need to total are K & L, udf_Qty received- always count if > 0
udf_Qty pulled - count if (allocated = Y and date allocated <> today) or processed incomplete = Y

The goal is to just get a total to display just once, so I am not sure if thats possible or if I would have to add a column to get the count of each row first then add a column after that to get the total? I attached a sample copy of file . The last column labeled "add" would what I want my results to be and displayed like this. Would a pivot work for this?

TEST.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1SalesOrderNoItemCodeQuantityOrderedQuantityBackorderedUDF_QTY_PULLEDUDF_QTY_RECEIVEDUDF_PROCESSED_ICUDF_PROCESS_INCOMPLETEUDF_ALLOCATEDWarehouseCodeDATE ALLOCATEDadd
2830444410022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR5050NNY000
3830705610022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR3030NNN000
4830970210022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR5050NNY00010
5824540510022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-MEDR2020NY000
6830971010022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-MEDR3030NNN0002
7826763910022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-SMLR2020NNN0006/16/2023
8829157810022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-SMLR2111NNY0002
9828728110022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR5050NNN000
10830030310022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR1101NNN000
11830747910022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR1010NNY000
12831045710022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR5050NNY0007
13824540510022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLR5050NNY000
14830999010022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLR4040NNN0005
15829839410022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLTR3030YNN0003
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
G4Cell ValueduplicatestextNO
 

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I don't agree with your results, but is this what you want.
TEST.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1SalesOrderNoItemCodeQuantityOrderedQuantityBackorderedUDF_QTY_PULLEDUDF_QTY_RECEIVEDUDF_PROCESSED_ICUDF_PROCESS_INCOMPLETEUDF_ALLOCATEDWarehouseCodeDATE ALLOCATEDadd
2830444410022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR5050NNY000 
3830705610022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR3030NNN000 
4830970210022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR5050NNY00010
5824540510022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-MEDR2020NY000 
6830971010022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-MEDR3030NNN0002
7826763910022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-SMLR2020NNN00016/06/2023 
8829157810022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-SMLR2111NNY0001
9828728110022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR5050NNN000 
10830030310022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR1101NNN000 
11830747910022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR1010NNY000 
12831045710022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR5050NNY0006
13824540510022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLR5050NNY000 
14830999010022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLR4040NNN0005
15829839410022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLTR3030YNN0000
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L2:L15L2=IF(COUNTIFS(B$2:B2,B2)=COUNTIFS(B:B,B2),SUMIFS(E:E,B:B,B2,I:I,"Y",K:K,"<>"&TODAY(),H:H,"<>Y"),"")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
G4Cell ValueduplicatestextNO
 
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I don't agree with your results, but is this what you want.
TEST.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1SalesOrderNoItemCodeQuantityOrderedQuantityBackorderedUDF_QTY_PULLEDUDF_QTY_RECEIVEDUDF_PROCESSED_ICUDF_PROCESS_INCOMPLETEUDF_ALLOCATEDWarehouseCodeDATE ALLOCATEDadd
2830444410022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR5050NNY000 
3830705610022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR3030NNN000 
4830970210022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-LGR5050NNY00010
5824540510022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-MEDR2020NY000 
6830971010022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-MEDR3030NNN0002
7826763910022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-SMLR2020NNN00016/06/2023 
8829157810022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-SMLR2111NNY0001
9828728110022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR5050NNN000 
10830030310022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR1101NNN000 
11830747910022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR1010NNY000 
12831045710022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XLR5050NNY0006
13824540510022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLR5050NNY000 
14830999010022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLR4040NNN0005
15829839410022328-BEIGE/KHAKI-XXLTR3030YNN0000
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L2:L15L2=IF(COUNTIFS(B$2:B2,B2)=COUNTIFS(B:B,B2),SUMIFS(E:E,B:B,B2,I:I,"Y",K:K,"<>"&TODAY(),H:H,"<>Y"),"")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
G4Cell ValueduplicatestextNO
Do you not agree because the results from the formula are not what I listed them to be?
 
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Perhaps this:

Excel Formula:
=IF(B2<>B3,SUMIF(B$2:B2,B2,F$2:F2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,K$2:K2,"<>"&TODAY(),I$2:I2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,G$2:G2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2),"")

It assumes the data is sorted on column B.
 
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Do you not agree because the results from the formula are not what I listed them to be?
Yes, so I don't know if I've misunderstood, or if your results are wrong.
 
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Perhaps this:

Excel Formula:
=IF(B2<>B3,SUMIF(B$2:B2,B2,F$2:F2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,K$2:K2,"<>"&TODAY(),I$2:I2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,G$2:G2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2),"")

It assumes the data is sorted on column B.
It looks good however I found an inconsistency, sometimes we will have column G and column I both = Y, but I do not want to count it twice. I am thinking that is what happened here, highlighted in yellow.
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
1SalesOrderNoItemCodeQuantityOrderedQuantityBackorderedUDF_QTY_PULLEDUDF_QTY_RECEIVEDUDF_PROCESSED_ICUDF_PROCESS_INCOMPLETEUDF_ALLOCATEDWarehouseCodeUDF_DATE_ALLOCATEDColumn1Should be
2000261410012552-BLUE-30301010NNY0004/19/2023 0:001
3824661110012552-BLUE-30301010YNY0005/30/2023 0:003
4825025310012552-BLUE-30302020NY0005/2/2023 0:005
5827802910012552-BLUE-30302020NNN000#####################5
6830670710012552-BLUE-30304040NNN0005
7830832710012552-BLUE-30302020NNY0006/13/2023 0:0076
8830444410012552-BLUE-3032130130NNY0006/16/2023 0:0013
9831068510012552-BLUE-3032100100NNY0006/16/2023 0:002323
10000221410012552-BLUE-3034-50-50NNN000#####################0
11826760310012552-BLUE-30342020NNY0006/15/2023 0:002
12830879310012552-BLUE-30341010NNN00022
13830889210012552-BLUE-30361010NNN00000
Sheet1
 
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If the only issue with RoryA's formula is that it returned a 3 instead of a 2, the following bolded addition to the formula on Cell L2 should resolve the issue of duplicate "Y" in Columns G & I - assuming data is sorted on Column B.
=IF(B2<>B3,SUMIF(B$2:B2,B2,F$2:F2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,K$2:K2,"<>"&TODAY(),I$2:I2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,G$2:G2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2,I$2:I2,"<>Y"),"")
 
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Solution
If the only issue with RoryA's formula is that it returned a 3 instead of a 2, the following bolded addition to the formula on Cell L2 should resolve the issue of duplicate "Y" in Columns G & I - assuming data is sorted on Column B.
=IF(B2<>B3,SUMIF(B$2:B2,B2,F$2:F2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,K$2:K2,"<>"&TODAY(),I$2:I2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2)+SUMIFS(E$2:E2,G$2:G2,"Y",B$2:B2,B2,I$2:I2,"<>Y"),"")
That worked! Thanks to everyone!
 
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