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!SPILL error with SUMIFS formula
This worksheet (produced in Office 365) is part of a larger workbook that I am putting together to produce monthly financials. There is a worksheet named transactions_data which is being searched to sum amounts for each vendor in column A, that is within a certain date range $D$2 to $E$2 (these are hidden in the attached PDF), and that has text within the string of another column of transactions_data that contains "expense" or "COGS".
This is the formula that I entered from B7 to B95:
=SUMIFS(transactions_data!$G:$G,transactions_data!$J:$J,$A7,transactions_data!$B:$B,">="&$D$2,transactions_data!$B:$B,"<="&$E$2,transactions_data!$C:$C,{"*Expense*","*COGS*"})
There are a few minor errors where the correct total was not picked up that I will have to research, but there is one odd error that I have never seen before, and even after looking at information on the internet, am unable to fix. Many of the values are calculated correctly, but are "split". I assume that the amounts that are displayed in column B are ones that match "*Expense*", and the ones in column C are the ones that match "*COGS*". What I can't figure out is how to make the amounts display in one column as desired (column B).
Any help would be appreciated.
That's since you have an array as latest condition. If you'd like to have OR condition, wrap entire formula with sum, i.e. =SUM(SUMIFS(...))
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- SergeiBaklanDiamond Contributor
That's since you have an array as latest condition. If you'd like to have OR condition, wrap entire formula with sum, i.e. =SUM(SUMIFS(...))
- Tamara DuvallCopper Contributor
Thank you so much! The =SUM option worked beautifully.
- SergeiBaklanDiamond Contributor
Tamara Duvall , you are welcome