SUM IF Meets Multiple Conditions

Oranjin

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Hello,

I'm counting all people that are on a certain floor, and meet a certain condition. (Seat open, seat closed etc...)

=(SUMIF(F22:F1000,"5",C22:C1000)*SUMIF(F22:F1000,"Open Slot",C22:C1000))

If I were to put *MY* understanding of this formula into a complete sentence it would say,

"If Row F says "OPEN SLOT" and Row C says "5" then Sum"

Clearly it does not say that though.

The above formula, does not yield anything. I'm not clear on why. I'm still fairly new/early intermediate to excel so this shouldn't exactly come as a superise.

Thanks
 

Excel Facts

Copy a format multiple times
Select a formatted range. Double-click the Format Painter (left side of Home tab). You can paste formatting multiple times. Esc to stop
Try SUMIFS instead. Allows for multiple criteria.
 
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