Sumifs

mypig7

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I have 2 columns on Sheet 2

In column A it says Mon all the way down to A10
Then Tues for a few more cells below, then Weds for a few cells and so on.
The list is sorted in order

To the right in Column B some cells have numbers in them and some are blank
On Sheet 1 I want a summary, so it would say:

"Mon" in one cell (say in A1)
And to the right of Mon a sum of the cells that appear next to Mon in Column B (Sheet 2) that have something in them.

How do I do it?

Tried a combination of AND, SUMIFS and am not getting there

I tried this with no joy on sheet 1:

=SUMIFS(Sheet2!B:B,Sheet2!A:A,"Mon",Sheet2!B:B,">0")
 

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a sum of the cells

Do you mean you want to count the number of cells that fulfill the criteria?

If so - maybe you can try like this.

=COUNTIFS(Sheet2!A:A,"Mon",Sheet2!B:B,">0")

Or with "Mon" in A1

=COUNTIFS(Sheet2!A:A,A1,Sheet2!B:B,">0")
 
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Then the formula you have should work, although if you aren't specifically trying to exclude negative values from the sum you don't need the second criteria.

Perhaps you can expand on "no joy" - are you getting an error, or a wrong result or something else?


Book1
A
118
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A1=SUMIFS(Sheet2!B:B,Sheet2!A:A,"Mon",Sheet2!B:B,">0")



Book1
AB
1Mon1
2Mon
3Mon10
4Mon
5Mon6
6Mon
7Mon1
Sheet2
 
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Hi, I just get 0 as the answer, when there are def figs in the cells that can be added up
 
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Are the values in column A really text values like "Mon", or are they dates with custom formats?

If you apply the LEN function to one of the entries with "Mon" in it, what do you get?
So, if cell A2 has "Mon", enter this formula somewhere and tell us what it returns:
=LEN(A2)
 
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