Optimize Formula

Leticia

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Hi!
How can I optimize the following formula - putting it in just one Countifs?

COUNTIFS('D'!$P:$P;"OTRO";'D'!$G:$G;"<="&$F$4)+COUNTIFS('D'!$G:$G;"<="&$F$4;'D'!$Q:$Q;">"&$F$4)

Thank you!
 

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You will need install the latest updates.

Also I think that you can simplify your formulae like
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORT(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$C:$C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!C:C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))))));2;-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
 
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You will need install the latest updates.

Also I think that you can simplify your formulae like
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORT(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$C:$C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!C:C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))))));2;-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
Great thanks. Much better.
And still no possibility to mix it with another formula right?
 
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It's possible, but I would not recommend it.
 
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It's possible, but I would not recommend it.
Could you give me a hint? I really need to put them at least in two formulas instead of three so that I get the top 5 in the two possible scenarios
 
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Why can't you just keep them as three separate formulae?
If you put them all into one formula then they will be recalculating when there is no need.
For instance the formula in post#12 looks at col C, but your other two don't, so with 3 formulae only one will recalc if you change col C rather than one massive formula recalculating.
 
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Why can't you just keep them as three separate formulae?
If you put them all into one formula then they will be recalculating when there is no need.
For instance the formula in post#12 looks at col C, but your other two don't, so with 3 formulae only one will recalc if you change col C rather than one massive formula recalculating.
Because I have two scenarios, and I need the top 5 for each of them.

Scenario 1: SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4)+SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4)
Scenario 2: SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4)+SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$E:$E;"<>R.";TEST!$E:$E;"<>7250";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;"<"&EDATE($F$4;1))

By having three formulas I cannot obtain my top 5
 
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I'm now totally confused, what have those two formulae got to do with either of these
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORTBY(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$C:$C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!C:C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$C:$C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)))));-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORTBY(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)))));-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORTBY(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)*(TEST!$D:$D<EDATE($F$4;1))*(TEST!$E:$E<>"R.")*(TEST!$E:$E<>"7250"))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;"<"&EDATE($F$4;1);TEST!$E:$E;"<>R.";TEST!$E:$E;"<>7250";TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)*(TEST!$D:$D<EDATE($F$4;1))*(TEST!$E:$E<>"R.")*(TEST!$E:$E<>"7250"))))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;"<"&EDATE($F$4;1);TEST!$E:$E;"<>R.";TEST!$E:$E;"<>7250";TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)*(TEST!$D:$D<EDATE($F$4;1))*(TEST!$E:$E<>"R.")*(TEST!$E:$E<>"7250")))));-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
 
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I'm now totally confused, what have those two formulae got to do with either of these
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORTBY(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$C:$C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!C:C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$C:$C="MISSING")*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)))));-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORTBY(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4))))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)))));-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(SORTBY(CHOOSE({1\2};UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)*(TEST!$D:$D<EDATE($F$4;1))*(TEST!$E:$E<>"R.")*(TEST!$E:$E<>"7250"))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;"<"&EDATE($F$4;1);TEST!$E:$E;"<>R.";TEST!$E:$E;"<>7250";TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)*(TEST!$D:$D<EDATE($F$4;1))*(TEST!$E:$E<>"R.")*(TEST!$E:$E<>"7250"))))));SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;"<"&EDATE($F$4;1);TEST!$E:$E;"<>R.";TEST!$E:$E;"<>7250";TEST!$B:$B;UNIQUE(FILTER(TEST!$B:$B;((TEST!$D:$D>$F$4)*(TEST!$A:$A<=$F$4)*(TEST!$D:$D<EDATE($F$4;1))*(TEST!$E:$E<>"R.")*(TEST!$E:$E<>"7250")))));-1);SEQUENCE(5;1;1);{1\2});"-")

The first one corresponds to the top 5 values based on SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$C:$C;"MISSING";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4) and sorted by B
The second one corresponds to the top 5 values based on SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4) and sorted by B
The third one corresponds to the top 5 values based on SUMIFS(TEST!$F:$F;TEST!$E:$E;"<>R.";TEST!$E:$E;"<>7250";TEST!$A:$A;"<="&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;">"&$F$4;TEST!$D:$D;"<"&EDATE($F$4;1)) and sorted by B

However, they do not fit my two scenarios as I would need to sum 1+2 and 1+3
 
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Ok, I thought that you were trying to merge all 3 formulae into one, so that it would spill 5 rows & 6 columns, rather than trying to change the formulae.
Those 3 formula are doing completely different things. If they are not what you want, then you will need to rethink your approach.
 
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