Kári: For a SUMIF or COUNTIF formula with 2 conditions, you need to use an array formula. I wrote a related article a few years ago, a better version of the formula has come to light. It discusses using this formula for a CountIf with 2 conditions: =SUM(IF($C$2:$C$4403>0.5,...
SUMIF with array constant - compact formula with multiple criteria The SUMIF + SUMIF approach works fine for 2 conditions. If you need to sum with 3 or more criteria, the formula will become too big and difficult to read. To achieve the same result with a more compact formula, supply y...
To sum multiple columns with two criteria, the formula is: =SUMPRODUCT((C2:E10) * (A2:A10=H1) * (B2:B10=H2)) These are the 3 ways to sum multiple columns based on one or more conditions in Excel. I thank you for reading and hope to see you on our blog next week! Practice wor...
Sum_rangeshould be the same size and shape asrange. If it isn't, performance may suffer, and the formula will sum a range of cells that starts with the first cell insum_rangebut has the same dimensions asrange. For example: range ...
Adding numbers together in Microsoft Excel is abasic calculationthat can use the SUM function. What if you want to add those values but only if they meet certain conditions? This is when the SUMIF function comes in. With SUMIF, you can add the values in the cells you specify as long ...
The above formula is very easy to use if there are only a couple of criteria, but if you want to sum values with multiple OR conditions, the above formula could be redundant. In this case, a better formula which is created based on SUM and SUMIF functions may do you a favor. The ...
Example 2 - Sum Numbers with Multiple Sets of Conditions (AND and OR Logic) Step 1: Define Parameters Set 1: sum_range:B6:B14 (amounts) criteria_range1: A6:A14 (fruit) criteria1:"apples" criteria_range2:C6:C14 (delivery date)
Summing up cells in Excel based on a single condition (criterion) was simple enough. But can we achieve the same results with multiple conditions (criteria)? For that purpose, the SUMIF function won’t come in handy. Instead, you’d have to move to a more advanced version of the Excel...
Q1: How do I use Sumif in Google Sheets with multiple conditions? To use SUMIF in Google Sheets with multiple conditions, you can use the SUMIFS function. Instead of using a single condition, you can provide multiple ranges and corresponding criteria to specify multiple conditions for summing ...
The formula sums all the values in E5:E14 that meet both conditions: greater than 0 and less than the specified date. Result: PressEnter, and you’ll get the sum value. Note:The maindifference between theSUMIFandSUMIFSfunctions in Excelis the number of criteria that can be used. WithSUMI...