SUMIF in sorted list (auto filter)

percy83

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Hello all,

I have a three column list as this:

Art no., description, total qty

In the total qty column there are sumif functions. If I sort descending/ascending on article name or number to sumif formula is not sorted along and needs to be re-done.

Is there a workaround or anything I am doing wrong?

Thanks!
 

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Why would you have non-generic formulas in a list? Can you give examples of what you've done, and explain why you've done it that way?
 
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Why would you have non-generic formulas in a list? Can you give examples of what you've done, and explain why you've done it that way?

Hi Glenn,

The list is unique products in a bigger order summary (another sheet tab). I want to sum all them and I can't use a pivot table.
 
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Why can't you give examples of what you have done?

You haven't provided even a single example formula. It may be that you simply need to have the relevant criteria stored in the list, but without having any relevant information from you how can I tell?
 
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Why can't you give examples of what you have done?

You haven't provided even a single example formula. It may be that you simply need to have the relevant criteria stored in the list, but without having any relevant information from you how can I tell?


Sorry about that!

Here we go: =SUMIF(ContractReport!$E$3:$E$14;Summering!A6;ContractReport!$I$3:$I$4)

I just found out that it works properly if you enter the exact same formula via the formula wizard. That is the strangest thing I've every came across in Excel.

Br
Per
 
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