SUMIF Issue

[Cartolo]

Hi All,

I have an issue with SUMIFs. I am trying to sum up a sub group of items that use the same main component i.e. apple. However, I only want to sum up the qty leftover from the main component item such as apple that is positive with no negative values.

The reason being is that the demand is on the finished good (pies,fritters,juice) not on the component i.e. apple.

=SUMIFS(B:B,C:C,[@[Sub Group]])

Here is the data set:

	A. Item	B. Qty Leftover	C. Sub Group	D. Qty of Sub Group	E. Correct Qty of Sub Grp	F	G	H	I
1	Apple	-20	Apple	-40	-20
2	Apple Pie	-5	Apple	-40	-20
3	Apple Juice	-15	Apple	-40	-20
4	Banana	4	Banana	11	11
5	Banana Pie	3	Banana	11	11
6	Banana Fritter	4	Banana	11	11

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[MrPink1986]

Something may work -
=IF(C2<0,"Negative Values",SUMIF($B$2:$B$7,B2,$C$2:$C$7))

 

[Legacy 386498]

So in your example, Apple would equal 0 and Banana 11, exact?

=SUMIFS(B:B,C:C,"Apple",B:B,">0") You could replace "Apple" by C2 in this formula.

 

[Cartolo]

Correct. Unfortunately your solution does not work, but here is the solution I found:

=SUMIF(C:C,[@[Sub Group]],B:B)-IF(SUMIF(A:A,[@[Sub Group]],B:B)<0, SUMIF(A:A,[@[Sub Group]],B:B),0)

However, this formula runs extremely slow now .

 

[jtakw]

Hi,

Don't use Entire Column references (i.e. C:C, B:B, etc.), that's over 1 Million rows for Excel to process.

Use a range you know is greater than your data set, if you think you'll never have more than 100000 rows of data, use 125000, like C1:C125000