SUMIFS with multiple criteria on different rows

[commonproblems]

Hi everyone,

i need help summing the population of birds whose age is greater than 60 weeks, on a row by row basis.

The data set is below:

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L
1	Population	Age	Eggs	Feed	Population	Age	Eggs	Feed	Population	Age	Eggs	Feed
2	2000	76	110	100	2000	61	100	100	2000	50	100	100
3	1990	77	120	100	1990	62	100	100	1990	51	100	100
4	1980	78	130	100	1980	63	100	100	1980	51	100	100

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So the answer for Row 1 is 4,000. this is a simplistic data set. The actual data set is very long.

thank you for you help!

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[ahennema]

Hi everyone,

i need help summing the population of birds whose age is greater than 60 weeks, on a row by row basis.

The data set is below:

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L
1	Population	Age	Eggs	Feed	Population	Age	Eggs	Feed	Population	Age	Eggs	Feed
2	2000	76	110	100	2000	61	100	100	2000	50	100	100
3	1990	77	120	100	1990	62	100	100	1990	51	100	100
4	1980	78	130	100	1980	63	100	100	1980	51	100	100

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So the answer for Row 1 is 4,000. this is a simplistic data set. The actual data set is very long.

thank you for you help!

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Try this formula: =sumproduct(--(B2:J2>60), A2:I2)

 

[commonproblems]

Hi Ahennema,

thank you for your reply.

that doesn't solve the problem. it returns a value of 4,557, which is the sum of A2 to H2.

 

[StephenCrump]

Try: =SUMIFS(E2:M2,B$1:J$1,"Age",B2:J2,">60")

 

[commonproblems]

Hi StephenCrump,

Thank you as well for the reply.

When I've extrapolated the formula to the large data set, this didn't solve the issue either - sorry.

 

[StephenCrump]

When I've extrapolated the formula to the large data set, this didn't solve the issue either - sorry.

Not a problem for me.

But if you want further assistance, perhaps you'd like to give us more information about your data set? We have nothing to go on except for what you've posted.

 

[commonproblems]

Hi StephenCrump

Here is a snip of the data:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yfh4jrqqicln5qb/Capture.PNG?dl=0

I need to sum the population of the flocks aged more than 60 weeks old on a week by week basis. For the first week, Row 25, the answer should be the population of flock 49 (2,151) and the population of flock 50 (2,182), total = 4,333.

the answer to the second week, row 26, is flock 49 (2,147), flock 50 (2,178) and flock 51 (2,213) = 6,538


thank you

 

[StephenCrump]

First row: =SUMIFS(B25:R25,C$24:S$24,"Age (Wks)",C25:S25,">60")

Note this requires an exact match on all the headers, so probably slightly safer to use:

=SUMPRODUCT(B25:R25,--(TRIM(C$24:S$24)="Age (Wks)"),--(C25:S25>60))

 

[commonproblems]

Thank you very much StephenCrump.

The SUMPRODUCT worked like a charm.

Appreciate the help!