Only include some values in column calculations

pnr8uk

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Morning all

I was hoping someone could help me with the follow problem I have;

Below is the spreadsheet I am working on and the object of the calculation is to SUM column E and Column F based on the value(s) in Colum D The Name (Destination) and put the answer in L3 then L4 then L5 as the dates increase so the next row would be the 02/01/2021 etc.,

The value in L4 works fine it does indeed sum up all of the values if the text is Coral

However if I add £100 to Bet 365 the it goes onto the Coral overall value rather than to Bet 365 M(3)

This is the formula I've used in L3
=IF(VLOOKUP(L3,$D$4:$D$6000,1,TRUE)="Coral",SUMIF($A$4:$A$6000,K4,$E$4:$E$6000)-SUMIF($A4:$A6000,K4,$F$4:$F$6000),0)

and in M4

=IF(VLOOKUP(M3,$D$4:$D$6000,1,TRUE)="Bet 365",SUMIF($A$4:$A$6000,M4,$E$4:$E$6000)-SUMIF($A4:$A6000,M4,$F$4:$F$6000),0)

I realise the answer is correct according to the formula as the TRUE says if Coral Sum the column and Coral does exist in the Colum, however I want it to be selective, so if it's Coral do only coral values and if it's Bet 365 etc only do those values. There will be a lot more but for now just those two

Any ideas?


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many thanks

Paul
 

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Excel Facts

Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
If writing INDEX in Func. Arguments, type MATCH(. Use the mouse to click inside MATCH in the formula bar. Dialog switches to MATCH.
You can use SUMIFS formula

Put this L4

=SUMIFS($E$4:$E$6000,$D$4:$D$6000,L3,$A$4:$A$6000,$K$4)-SUMIFS($F$4:$F$6000,$D$4:$D$6000,L3,$A$4:$A$6000,$K$4)

and in M4

=SUMIFS($E$4:$E$6000,$D$4:$D$6000,M3,$A$4:$A$6000,$K$4)-SUMIFS($F$4:$F$6000,$D$4:$D$6000,M3,$A$4:$A$6000,$K$4)
 
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