Jun 08 2023 02:14 AM
Good morning
i am using sumif in spanish with this formula
=SUMAR.SI.CONJUNTO(TOTAL[Amount];COST[COST];COST[@COST];CONT_NUMBER[CONT_NUMBER];CONT_NUMBER[@[CONT_NUMBER]])
There are 2 conditions and a range
1.- condition 1: A kind of cost/payment such as: petrol, insurance,transport,energy supplies...
2.-condition 2: a center of cost where is applied. Every cente of cost has a number.
Is there any mistake in the formula
Thank you very much
Jun 08 2023 02:32 AM
It looks like you do it on 3 different tables, TOTAL, COST and CONT_NUMBER which shall not work. Perhaps you may share sample file or at least screenshot of what you'd like to do.
Jun 08 2023 02:42 AM
Hello
the photo show a total of registers
What i need to do is to "sumif" following kind of cost and month in another tab to gather all data by these concepts
But the file show "value"
Thank you for answering
Grateful
Jun 08 2023 03:39 AM
Jun 08 2023 05:24 AM
For such sample
if upper table name is COST formula for January in another TOTAL table could be
=SUMIFS(
Cost[ [Amount]:[Amount] ],
Cost[ [Kind of Cost]:[Kind of Cost] ], Total[@[COST]:[COST]],
Cost[ [Month]:[Month] ], Total[[#Headers],[January]]
)
Syntaxis as COST[ [Amount]:[Amount] ] is equivalent of absolute reference.
Alternatively you may create PivotTable as @thomasbkdk suggested. It's on top right.
Formulae above are in English, if you open attached in your environment they will be in your locale.
Jun 13 2023 12:06 AM