Sumifs return 0 - I want it to return blank. (unless the correct value is 0)

Martinpetersson

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If excel wont find a match it will return "0" I don't want that.

Reason why I use sumifs is because I need to return a value with two criterias.
Are there any other formulas that I can use for returning a value based on two criterias?

I don't need to sum nothing because it's always only one cell value to return. But I Use sumifs because of the v-lookup didn't work with multiple criterias.

Thank you in advance.



Samling.xlsx
ABCDEFG
32022-06-0812002
All
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D3D3=SUMIFS('S-FORM'!$I:$I,'S-FORM'!$F:$F,"gul",'S-FORM'!$J:$J,A3)
E3E3=SUMIFS('S-FORM'!$I:$I,'S-FORM'!$F:$F,"blå",'S-FORM'!$J:$J,A3)
F3F3=SUMIFS('S-FORM'!$I:$I,'S-FORM'!$F:$F,"grön",'S-FORM'!$J:$J,A3)
G3G3=D3+E3+F3
 
Check that the values in col F & in D2 do not have any leading/trailing spaces.
 
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Thanks again for trying to help. Nothing is seem to be working.
I'm trying to give you the whole document divided in two mini sheets (one for each sheet)

Here is the main sheet

Test_excel.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJK
1S-form
2DateYellowBlueGreenTotalDateYellowBlueGreenTotal
32022-06-07No resultsNo resultsNo results02022-06-075No resultsNo results5
42022-06-08No resultsNo resultsNo results02022-06-0828No results10
52022-06-09No resultsNo resultsNo results02022-06-093104
6
7This is what I have nowThis is what I want to have
All
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B3:B5B3=FILTER('S-FORM'!$I:$I,('S-FORM'!$F:$F="yellow")*('S-FORM'!$J:$J=TEXT(A3,"yyyy-mm-dd")),"No results")
C3:C5C3=FILTER('S-FORM'!$I:$I,('S-FORM'!$F:$F="Blue")*('S-FORM'!$J:$J=TEXT(A3,"yyyy-mm-dd")),"No results")
D3:D5D3=FILTER('S-FORM'!$I:$I,('S-FORM'!$F:$F="green")*('S-FORM'!$J:$J=TEXT(A3,"yyyy-mm-dd")),"No results")
E3:E5,K3:K5E3=SUM(B3:D3)


Here is the 'S-form' sheet. Originally this sheet contains a table that collects new data up to three times each day.

Test_excel.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1IDStart timeCompletion timeEmailNameVilken skiftfärg hade föregående skift?Användes 5S tavlan på föregående skift?Hur många avvikelser kan du se?Hur många avvikelser kan du se?2Shortdate
282022-06-07 14:282022-06-07anonymousYellow52022-06-07
392022-06-08 10:262022-06-08anonymousYellow22022-06-08
4102022-06-08 14:282022-06-08anonymousBlue82022-06-08
5112022-06-09 10:262022-06-09anonymousGreen02022-06-09
6122022-06-09 14:282022-06-09anonymousYellow32022-06-09
7132022-06-09 10:262022-06-09anonymousBlue12022-06-09
S-FORM
 
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What do:
=ISNUMBER(A3)
=ISNUMBER('S-FORM'!$J$2)
=TEXT(44722,"yyyy-mm-dd")

return if you enter them on the summary sheet?
 
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What do:
=ISNUMBER(A3)
=ISNUMBER('S-FORM'!$J$2)
=TEXT(44722,"yyyy-mm-dd")

return if you enter them on the summary sheet?
Where am I going to put those formulas?

If I put them in the summary sheet
j2 will return as false.



Samling.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1IDStart timeCompletion timeEmailNameVilken skiftfärg hade föregående skift?Användes 5S tavlan på föregående skift?Hur många avvikelser kan du se?Hur många avvikelser kan du se?2Shortdate
282022-06-07 14:282022-06-07anonymousGrön32022-06-07
392022-06-08 10:262022-06-08anonymousGul22022-06-08
S-FORM
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J3J2=TEXT([@[Start time]],"åååå-MM-DD")
 
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So it looks like your FILTER formulas should be:

Excel Formula:
=FILTER('S-FORM'!$I:$I,('S-FORM'!$F:$F="yellow")*('S-FORM'!$J:$J=TEXT(A3,"åååå-MM-DD")),"No results")
 
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