The examples given on the online examples are coming out as 0 on my spreadsheet? Both 1 and 2? Even though the function is working in another workbook. As I am trying to use it for something else I need to understand why it isn't working. I can't be the only one with this? I ...
However it is returning 0.00 value. The date range seems to be the issue as when I remove this the other criteria works. Going around in circles and not sure what I am doing wring. =SUMIFS('Detail Transaction Listing'!$J:$J,'Detail Transaction Listing'!$D:$D,$B$2,'Detail ...
from Excel 2000 through Excel 365. Another great thing is that once you've learned SUMIF, it will take you very little effort to master other "IF" functions such as SUMIFS, COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, AVERAGEIF, etc.
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are equal is failing when the dates should be equal, and the dependent formulas are not returning the correct values. The serial date value for "1/1/2011" is 39082. If I use the DATE function above for B2 I get a serial number of 39083 and a date of 1/2/2011, which is ...
In this example, the formula uses the LEFT function to find the first letter in each row in column A and compare it to "M". If it matches, it will return 1. If it doesn't, it will return 0. The -- in front of the LEFT function is a trick we need to play on Excel to forc...
When the above combination finds an exact match, it returns 1 (the position of the first found character), otherwise a #VALUE error. So, the only thing left for you to do is to sum the amounts corresponding to 1's. For this, you put 1 in thecriterionargument, and C2:C12 in thesu...