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SUMIFS IS GIVING ZERO VALUES
Team can I get some insights as to the SUMIFS is giving zero value . Here is an image of the excel I'm working in.
- your formula is wrong. but you didn't include what you used so hard to say what.
you could have dates that are text (even though text looks like a date doesn't mean excel recognizes it as a date)
you could be comparing a year value to a date value (only = if it is 1/1/YYYY)
you could have format errors in the SUMIFS formula
other....
your formula is wrong. but you didn't include what you used so hard to say what.
you could have dates that are text (even though text looks like a date doesn't mean excel recognizes it as a date)
you could be comparing a year value to a date value (only = if it is 1/1/YYYY)
you could have format errors in the SUMIFS formula
other....
you could have dates that are text (even though text looks like a date doesn't mean excel recognizes it as a date)
you could be comparing a year value to a date value (only = if it is 1/1/YYYY)
you could have format errors in the SUMIFS formula
other....
My bad thought it was in the clip.
=SUMIFS($J$2:$J$17846,$I$2:$I$17846,2021)
=SUMIFS($J$2:$J$17846,$I$2:$I$17846,2021)
- So in the clip column I looks like company ID while column C looks like the year
- right. so in your formula from above:
=SUMIFS($J$2:$J$17846,$I$2:$I$17846,2021)
the $J$2:$J$17846 is the range to sum (shrink sales 2020)
and the $I$2:$I$17846 is the range to check if it is the last value in the formula: 2021
so you are only going to sum the values in column J if the values in column I (storenumber) is = 2021
I would think you would want to sum if the value in column C (year) is 2021
that said I also don't know if you really want to sum column J or did you really want column K? I really don't know what the numbers are and what they represent per se so have to assume you know what you want.