Somewhat Complex Sumifs Formula

DPChristman

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I think my formula writing is rusty, because I have been racking my brain all morning with this

I have a list of Approximately 1,200 retail locations that I am working with.

I am trying to total sales and loss in these stores based on the following criteria:

Operational Alerts Received is less than 33 (on the flip side, greater than 32), and alert compliance greater than 80.99999% (on the flip side, less than 81%)

I have done this type of formula before, but I think my brain is mush
 

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not sure what column you are using, also what does FLIP SIDE mean, separate calculation

Not sure on SALES & LOSSES - where are these recorded

=SUMIFS( SUM_RANGE, Criteria, column with OPERATION Alerts in , "<"&33 , Criteria column with alert compliance, ">"&0.8099999 )

=SUMIFS( SUM_RANGE, Criteria, column with OPERATION Alerts in , ">"&32 , Criteria column with alert compliance, "<"&0.81 )
 
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I'm also not sure if I'm following but here's an attempt.

DPChristman.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1CompanySalesLossOperational AlertAlert ComplianceSalesLoss
2ACME22000120003380%Op. Alerts < 33, Compliance >= 8115300030000
3Bodgit33000130003281%Op. Alerts >= 33, Compliance < 817700027000
4Whitman44000140004490%
5Tensor55000150005575%
6Peachtree66000160001275%
7SumpCatch120000170001282%
8
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2:I2H2=SUMIFS(B$2:B$9999,$D$2:$D$9999,"<33",$E$2:$E$9999,">=81%")
H3:I3H3=SUMIFS(B$2:B$9999,$D$2:$D$9999,">=33",$E$2:$E$9999,"<81%")
 
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not sure what column you are using, also what does FLIP SIDE mean, separate calculation

Not sure on SALES & LOSSES - where are these recorded

=SUMIFS( SUM_RANGE, Criteria, column with OPERATION Alerts in , "<"&33 , Criteria column with alert compliance, ">"&0.8099999 )

=SUMIFS( SUM_RANGE, Criteria, column with OPERATION Alerts in , ">"&32 , Criteria column with alert compliance, "<"&0.81 )

not sure what column you are using, also what does FLIP SIDE mean, separate calculation

Not sure on SALES & LOSSES - where are these recorded

=SUMIFS( SUM_RANGE, Criteria, column with OPERATION Alerts in , "<"&33 , Criteria column with alert compliance, ">"&0.8099999 )

=SUMIFS( SUM_RANGE, Criteria, column with OPERATION Alerts in , ">"&32 , Criteria column with alert compliance, "<"&0.81 )
 

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Reworded and relabeled to make it easier to follow. What I am looking for is a way to show that if a store (Column A) had more than the company average of 32 alerts (Column C), and Alert Compliance (Column E) was below 81% (comp Avg), how did that impact the store's shrinkage based on the sales and shrink column (I&J).

On the same note, what was the affect in stores with less that 33 alerts, and 81% or better compliance. (image attached)
 

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Sorry, I'm still not following
can you give some examples of results expected , and why

how many rows per company ? Just 1
If just 1 row, then not sure why SUMIFS
how did that impact the store's shrinkage based on the sales and shrink column (I&J).
What do you want to know from I & J ?
They are just numbers , so how do you Rate/measure Impact ?
Below the Companies Average - Above ?
OR what
 
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Overall what I need to accomplish is, if a group of stores has higher than average alerts, and lower than average compliance, what is the combined sales / shrink
The other side of that is that if a group of stores has less than average number of alerts, and better than average compliance, what is the combine sales / shrink
Ideally, I want to show that if the stores (in general) have less than average alerts generated by transactions, and were more compliant in dealing with these alerts, they had a better shrink result.
 
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