B. "B2:B8,"*shirt"" is the second Criteria_Range/Criteria pair of the formula =SUMIFS(E2:E8,B2:B8,"White*",B2:B8,"*shirt"), meaning find the clothes in B2:B8 that starts with any one or more characters and ends with "shirt." (IV) Examples of Criteria with function 1. If add...
To sum values within a certain date range, use a SUMIFS formula with start and end dates as criteria. The syntax of theSUMIFS functionrequires that you first specify the values to add up (sum_range), and then provide range/criteria pairs. In our case, the range (a list of dates) will...
In this basic yet illustrative example, we explore the use of the SUMIFS function in Excel, applying it with a single criterion. The scenario involves the data table with two specific columns: "Type" and "HP". The "Type" column contains various categories, and the "HP" column is filled ...
“US*” –Since I want to get the sum of all the cells in B2:B16, where the cells in A2:A16 start with US, I have used “US*”. This means that any cell that starts with the string US will satisfy the criteria, no matter what comes after it B2:B16 –This is the range that...
Part 3: How to Use the SUMIFS Function to Sum with Multiple Criteria in Google Sheets? Example 1 - Total Hours Worked by Manufacturing Employees in New York Step 1:Define Parameters sum_range:E2:E9 (hours worked) criteria_range1:B2:B9 (department) ...