Sumif/Index/Match

Erin Peters

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I am using an Index Match formula to match multiple columns by Account #. Then I need to add the payments for those account numbers together from the payment column if they match the account number in the first column. Here is my formula below.
Account #s are in Column A on Sheet 1! and Column A on Sheet 2!. Payments are in Column C on Sheet 2.

=INDEX(Sheet2!$C2:$C1473,MATCH('Sheet 1'!$A2:$A532,Sheet 2'!$A2:$A1473,0))

My issue is it is only giving the first match it finds, not summing them. I have used SUMIF AND SUMIFS, but am not using them correctly.

Thank you
 

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Aladin, Maybe this makes it easier to understand what I am trying to do. If Column A (Account 1) matches Column B (Account 2), Column B could have multiple rows that match. Then I need these rows to add together for the total for Account # showing in Column A. Thank you for all your help!
Formula producing $-4,277.00 =INDEX(C2:C1473,MATCH(A2:A1473,B2:B1473,0))
Account 1Account 2PaymentShould Be
4167094 4104877-4,605.93-4,277.00-4,317.41
4167485 412554927.6
4167651 4125549-27.6
4176162 4165903-8,004.00
4176163 4165995-300
4176172 4166015-1.77
4176186 4166015-6.88
4176195 4166015-43.4
4176250 4166015-7.09
4176281 4166015-173.57
4176448 4166015-27.52
4176469 4166205-2,269.99
4176533 4166559-14.87
4176684 4166559-3,570.00
4176780 4166575-1,382.23
4176813 4166702-2,269.99
4176858 4166702-9.99
4176862 4167094-4,277.00
4176865 4167094-40.41
4176875 4167485-17.29
4176878 4167485-6,804.00
4176939 4167485-8.5
4176969 4167651-81.45
4177051 4167651-50.38
4177098 4167651-5,736.00
4177101 4167651-8.79
4177102 4167651-201.53
4177175 4167667-1,068.00
4177193 4167667-5,736.00
4177203 4167770-2,268.00
4177339 4167849-5,736.00
4177341 41678495,736.00
4177367 4167849-5,736.00
4177370 4167849-8.79
4177519 4168143-214.89
4177543 4168143-1,185.00
4177613 4168208-31.1
4177672 4168208-2,268.00
4177675 4168208-7.67
4177678 4168208-1.77
4177680 4168208-7.78
4177828 4168208-2,268.00
4177913 41682082,268.00
4177942 41682087.67
<colgroup><col width="128" style="width: 96pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 4681;"> <col width="64" style="width: 48pt;"> <col width="68" style="width: 51pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 2486;"> <col width="64" style="width: 48pt;" span="3"> <tbody> </tbody>
 
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1) Which formulas is producing -4,277.00?

2) What is the relation between Account 1 and Account 2?

3) Which numbers from Payment do add up to -4,317.41? The ones with borders?
 
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1) Which formulas is producing -4,277.00?

=INDEX(C2:C1473,MATCH(A2:A1473,B2:B1473,0))

2) What is the relation between Account 1 and Account 2?
-They are specific Patient Account #'s. The ones in Column A(Account 1) were selected for audit purposes and we need to match them with the ones in Column B (Account 2).
-Column C (Payments) payments made to Column B (Account 2).
-I need to match the payments with the Accounts selected for audit, but there may be multiple payments made to the same account #.

3) Which numbers from Payment do add up to -4,317.41? The ones with borders?
 
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3) Which numbers from Payment do add up to -4,317.41? The ones with borders?


Account 1Account 2PaymentShould Be
4167094 4104877-4,605.93-4,277.00-4,317.41
4167485 412554927.6
4167651 4125549-27.6
4176162 4165903-8,004.00
4176163 4165995-300
4176172 4166015-1.77
4176186 4166015-6.88
4176195 4166015-43.4
4176250 4166015-7.09
4176281 4166015-173.57
4176448 4166015-27.52
4176469 4166205-2,269.99
4176533 4166559-14.87
4176684 4166559-3,570.00
4176780 4166575-1,382.23
4176813 4166702-2,269.99
4176858 4166702-9.99
4176862 4167094-4,277.00
4176865 4167094-40.41
4176875 4167485-17.29
<colgroup><col width="128" style="width: 96pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 4681;"> <col width="64" style="width: 48pt;"> <col width="68" style="width: 51pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 2486;"> <col width="64" style="width: 48pt;" span="3"> <tbody> </tbody>
 
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Alright thanks! The =SUMIF(B:B,A2,C:C) worked. I was working with multiple sheets and making it way to complicated...Obviously!

Thanks again for the help!
 
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=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIFS(C:C,B:B,$A$2:$A$21))

would return -4334.7.

The result you want seems to imply a single criterion, that is:

=SUMIFS(C:C,B:B,$A2)
 
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