Sumifs formula not adding

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=SUMIFS(JOET2!D:D,JOET2!A:A,8568,JOET2!B:B,2016,JOET2!E:E,12)

So what I want it to do is count the cells in D column, when a column has 8568 &b column has a date with 2016 in it like 12/01/2016 and when E column has the correct month in it so i just did =B and formatted it to show me MM. but nothing adds up.
 

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If Columns B and E contain actual dates that won't work because it's looking for a literal match to 2016 and 12

Try something like this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(JOET2!B1:B1000)=2016),--(MONTH(JOET2!E1:E1000)=12),JOET2!D1:D1000)
 
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If Columns B and E contain actual dates that won't work because it's looking for a literal match to 2016 and 12

Try something like this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(JOET2!B1:B1000)=2016),--(MONTH(JOET2!E1:E1000)=12),JOET2!D1:D1000)



I'm getting a value error on that formula and i'm doing ctrl shift enter as well. What is the last part of this forumuladoing ? counting the cells in D column?
 
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I'm getting a value error on that formula and i'm doing ctrl shift enter as well. What is the last part of this forumuladoing ? counting the cells in D column?

I reread the formula and it looks like line one was counted and that was just headers so I changed that and it worked to sum numbers but I was trying to count the cells how can I change this?
 
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It doesn't need CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER. The last column is returning the values from column D. For every TRUE/FALSE for the first 2 conditions it will return 1 or 0, and it will multiply that by the value in Column D and sum all those values. If either of the 2 values is false it would be something like 1 * 0 * Value in Column D, so both values would have to be true for column D to be included in the sum.

Are the ranges you put in the formula the exact same size? Can you post the formula as you have used it.

To count the rows instead of summing just eliminate the last section of the formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(JOET2!B2:B1000)=2016),--(MONTH(JOET2!E2:E1000)=12))
 
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Thanks works great now! Also i had account numbers in row D so that would have been bad if it was multiplying
 
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Glad you got it working. Column D was what you had in your sum range in your original post which is why I included it.
 
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