MAX Over A Set Of SUMIFS
Feb 25, 2013
I'm trying to find the maximum over a set of conditional sums, preferably using an array formula or some other single cell solution. My experience with array formulas so far has been to copy things off the internet and modify slightly to my needs.
Here is how my data is set upA
B
C
D
Trait1
Trait2
Value
Trait 1 to Max over
Cat
LongHaired
3
Cat
[code]....
The "Trait1" I am summing over will remain constant for each refresh of the spreadsheet. I want to return the max value of the sum over each "Trait2" that falls into the "Trait1" category.
In this example for Trait1 of "cat" I would return 8 (5+3) that corresponds to LongHaired cat.If I were writing straight SumIf and then Maxing over I would write
Code:
=SUMIF(C:C,A:A,$D$2,B:B,"LongHaired")
for each unique Trait2 and then Max over the set of outputs.
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Jan 1, 2014
I am using a SumIfs formula and I want to add a criteria that only sums the Sum Range when it is between two given dates (01/01/2013 and 31/12/2013).
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Jan 20, 2009
Using TODAY() in SUMIFS
so, this formula works as expected:
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Jun 17, 2009
I've been looking for an alternative to SUMIFS as I have a sheet I need backwardly compatible with Excel 2003. I've looked at SUMPRODUCT which I understand is a good alternative to COUNTIFS but does not allow for summing. I've now moved on to looking at an array formula I picked up from an internet search, but it's not working properly for me. The crux of my Excel 2007 formula is:
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Aug 11, 2012
I have the following formula in Col C
=SUMIFS(C$275:C$379,$A275:$A$379,{"Idle Time","Oil stock *"})
The criteria "Idle Time" & "Oil stock losses" are in Col A.
I would like to add the values in Col C based on "Idle Time" & "Oil stock losses" which are in Col A
The formula =SUMIFS(C$275:C$379,$A275:$A$379,{"Idle Time","Oil stock *"}) adds the idle time value correctly, but ignore the values of Oil Stock losses
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Oct 15, 2009
I have the formula below which sums range dv77:dv81, if dy77:dy81 is not an error. Works perfectly.
={SUM(IF(ISERROR(DY77:DY81),"",DV77:DV81))}
However I cannot seem to modify it correctly to work with a sumifs formula. Could someone please show me how it might work?, or a workaround?
For reference the sumifs would sum range(DV77:DV81), if range(E77:E81) is "Neutrogena" and range (A77:A81) is "9".
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Jan 17, 2013
I am trying to create a master spreadsheet to sum up other tabs for the number of funds that are going operational by month. The date is formatted at "January 31,2013".
See attachment as an example : Client Schedule Example.xlsx
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Oct 31, 2013
Having issues trying to do a sumifs function using multiple criteria to get a final total. I want to sum a list of values that have different transaction types from a transaction table. The only working way I have found is to do a sumif and create a CSE formula for it and drag it down and sum to the total. I am looking for a way to sum the the entire list of transaction types I need from the transaction tab and get to the total value rather than have to use a CSE and then sum. Basically I want to take out the sum of the CSE results....Is there anyway to do this?
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Apr 8, 2014
I have the following figures in my spreadsheet and I have been trying to use SUMIFS. However, I don't want to count values in a continuous way, rather than that, I need to count the values ONLY until the number that is being counted repeats.
Example: Spreadsheet from Column Q1 to Column Q6:
Q1 Controlling
Q2 8
Q3 8
Q4 8
Q5 8
Q6 8
On this case, the Excel would count the number 8 five times in this array. However, If there were more number just below the number 8, it would count them as well and that's not what I am looking for.
Q1 Controlling
Q2 8
Q3 8
Q4 8
Q5 8
Q6 8
Q7 5
Q7 8
What do I need is not to count them when the number being counted has stopped to appear eventhough it can be found at Q7.
For my needs the answer should be that the number 8 was counted 5 five times rather than 6.
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Apr 11, 2014
Here is a sample of the formula I am currently using.
Formula:
[Code]....
This works perfectly for what I was needing but I am adding more criteria and running into a problem. I am rolling together usage for parts with different part numbers but the same function in order to reduce SKUs (as well as capture replaced SKUs) needed. These are located in Columns A:G. what i would like to add is more conditions to where the parts are going. Currently I have one location located in cell B2. To analize my usage further, I want to add another location in C2. So i want my formula to look like this.
Formula:
[Code] .....
when I use this it still only adds up with what matches in B2 regardless of the value in C2. Conversely, I can get the formula to work if I take out the extra part numbers.
Formula:
[Code] ....
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May 24, 2014
Attached is a spreadsheet. The first worksheet is a summary of the data inputted in the second. I am trying to total the "total spend field depending on whether it is "Extra Works", "Spares & Materials" or "Other" which works fine. I would now like to sum depending also on the month that it was spent.
Order Tracker 2.xlsx
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Jun 21, 2014
Using the SUMIFS function, I could successfully get the expected results from extracting data from 15 base separate excel files (from where the data will be extracted). However, whenever I am re-opening my master sheet(where I want the data to reflect) it gives me #VALUE!
Only after opening all my 15 base sheets, my master sheet fetches data.
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Aug 12, 2014
I am trying to do a formula that will add two different sums and so far I have this:
={SUM(IF('FAC Open POs'!$F:$F='Cash Waterfall'!$B6,'FAC Open POs'!$V:$X))}+SUMIFS('Cash Report'!$O:$O,'Cash Report'!$S:$S,'Cash Waterfall'!$B6,'Cash Report'!$T:$T,'Cash Waterfall'!G$4))
But I keep getting an error. I know that the formulas apart work, but I keep getting an error with trying to use an Array formula like this.
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Dec 2, 2013
I am trying to solve the problem I am having for my weekly report. Currently our Reporting has to be done Via Excel, with no reporting consule to have dynamic ability. I am trying to put a formula table together so all my manager has to do is dump raw data and the calculations take care of the totals for the table. I am running into the issue of when trying to return certain data at a certain date. So here is what I have and what I need (If it can be done without changing the formula each week)
For the MTD calculation I have:
=SUMIFS('Raw2'!$L$2:$L$902317,'Raw2'!$O$2:$O$902317,"=2013",'Raw2'!$M$2:$M$902317,"=11",'Raw2'!$N$2:$N$902317,">
=1",'Raw2'!$N$2:$N$902317,"<=31",'Raw2'!$B$2:$B$902317,"=0000013")
The raw data wont have information past the current day of the month so the <=31 allows for the current month to calculate correctly.
Where I am having trouble is the Previous Month Formula:
=SUMIFS('Raw2'!$L$2:$L$902317,'Raw2'!$O$2:$O$902317,"=2013",'Raw2'!$M$2:$M$902317,"=10",'Raw2'!$N$2:$N$902317,">
=1",'Raw2'!$N$2:$N$902317,"<=24",'Raw2'!$B$2:$B$902317,"=0000013")
This returns the data, but I have to change the "<=24" every week to the date that I want up to.
I have tried =eomonth(today(),-2+1) but that is not allowed as the Criteria.
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Dec 23, 2013
Following the syntax of the SUMIFS formula --> Can "criteria_range1" be the same as "criteria_range2" ?
It didn't work for me and I got the result as 0.
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Jan 7, 2014
I am trying to use the sumifs function to add a column that is in pounds but with multiple criteria.I am trying to add a price field but between two dates (between the beginning and end of each month) another criteria from a range of cells I have copied the formula I have written below
=SUMIFS(Sheet1!K:K,Sheet1!B:B,">="&I17,Sheet1!B:B,"<="&J17,Sheet1!W:W,"="&M17)
try to explain a little column K is the column I need to sum column B is the date field that I need to extract i.e. 1st to 31st January (I have put these dates in a cell that correspond to I17 and J17)
then the last bit column W is another criteria that I need met, this works for just one cell however if I try to add another criteria in another cell it doesn't work after M17 I add to the formula ,Sheet1!W:W,"="&M18)
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Feb 7, 2014
Attached file should be self-explanatory.
I want to be able to set sum range using lookup or match.. For example if I change B2 value to Nov-13, I want it to sum column K.
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Feb 25, 2014
I'm having a complex issue that I've tried solving with =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIFS( and regular old =SUMIFS(, but all to no avail. Here is the issue at hand:
I need to look up three criteria, one of which is a text column.
Column A - Qualifier, is this a qualified sale (yes or no)?
Column B - Salesperson, who had the sale (Jacob, Charles, etc)
Column C - Date, when did this happen (2.2.14, 2.14.14, etc)
I need these three criteria to return a sum of Column A - how many are a yes. The formula that typically works for me for such a big sum, when only numbers are involved for the summing, is:
=SUMIFS(A:A,B:B,"Salesperson name",C:C,"Coordinating date")
I've uploaded how the final product should look across.
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Aug 1, 2014
I have a nifty formula that conditionally tots lots of figures up, and conditionally tots up another set of figures up and divides them to create a percentage
=SUMIFS(INDEX(MATRIX!$S$1:$BC$5933,0,MATCH($D$2&$D$3,MATRIX!$S$1:$BC$1&
MATRIX!$S$2:$BC$2,0)),MATRIX!$N$1:$N$5933,$H12,MATRIX!$L$1:$L$5933,$D$5)
/SUMIFS(INDEX(MATRIX!$S$1:$BC$5933,0,MATCH($D$2&$D$3,MATRIX!$S$1:$BC$1&
MATRIX!$S$2:$BC$2,0)),MATRIX!$L$1:$L$5933,$D$5)
There are 4 conditions in the first part of the formula and 3 conditions in the second one. A division and a neat little percentage.
What I would like to do is add a median to this.....
Essentially I want the formula to 1. Calculate the same as above (as I need the median to be based on the percentages) and then there should be 18 figures that I would like to median
Is a nested sumif and a median possible?
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Sep 21, 2009
=AVERAGEIFS($D$106:$D$2825,$D$106:$D$2825,">"&$I117,$D$106:$D$2825,"<"&$J117)
Returns = 0
But on a copy of the same worksheet, the same formula returns the correct value. Is there something wrong with my formula cotext?
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Nov 20, 2009
Is there an easier way to construct the formula in the sales revenue col of the monthly analysis table on the summary tab so that one does not have to enter the specific dates into the formula?!
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Dec 19, 2012
I have the following formula that I did:
=SUMIFS(Sheet2!L:L, Sheet2!B:B, 1, Sheet3!A:A, Sheet3!A5, Sheet2!X:X, "LOL", Sheet2!R:R, "delivered")+SUMIFS(Sheet2!L:L, Sheet2!B:B, 1, Sheet3!A:A, Sheet3!A5, Sheet2!X:X, "LOL", Sheet2!R:R, "shipped")
As you can see I have exactly same thing in the first SUMIFS function, and the second one except for the "delivered" and "shipped" criteria. Now, what I would like to do is to create a range that would be used instead of a single criteria.
Actually, I have more than 20 criteria but I don't want to do 20 separate SUMIFS and then adding them. Best would be if I could select a range of criterias (I would like to be updating that list easily in the future).
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Feb 28, 2014
The below formula is working fine:
=SUM(SUMIFS(YTD_GBP,Region,"Central Budgets",Cost_Desc,"Hardware",Non_Billable_Project,{"Non Billable","Central Budget"}))/1000
but if I try to add in a second criteria for Region, as below:
=SUM(SUMIFS(YTD_GBP,Region,{"Central Budgets","Corporate Services"},Cost_Desc,"Hardware",Non_Billable_Project,{"Non Billable","Central Budget"}))/1000
I get zeros.
But if I do two separate formulas and add them:
=(SUM(SUMIFS(YTD_GBP,Region,"Central Budgets",Cost_Desc,"Hardware",Non_Billable_Project,{"Non Billable","Central Budget"}))+SUM(SUMIFS(YTD_GBP,Region,"Corporate Services",Cost_Desc,"Hardware",Non_Billable_Project,{"Non Billable","Central Budget"})))/1000
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Jul 18, 2014
I have a number of cells, with a rule as follows, but within each cell the company name and month vary, over 836 cells, so I cannot do a find and replace so wanted to know if there was a way of adding the following part to the rest of the formula within the 836 cells in one go, rather than tediously going through each cell and copying/pasting.
The part I would like to add to the various cells - 'Master Quote Sheet'!$H$18:$H$6021, "Won"
Existing formula (the varying parts within the different cells are the "02.2014" and "Company Name"
=SUMIFS('Master Quote Sheet'!$J$18:$J$6021, 'Master Quote Sheet'!$E$18:$E$6021, "Direct", 'Master Quote Sheet'!$A$18:$A$6021, ".02.2014", 'Master Quote Sheet'!$D$18:$D$6021, "Company Name")
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Nov 22, 2008
I'm trying to sort out an accounts receivable ageing into various age categories For example, for a customer with 3 months credit term, i've used the formula =SUMIFS($C3:$AA3,$C$1:$AA$1,">=4",$C$1:$AA$1,"<=9") to sum up amounts that are 1 to 6 months past due. For the next age category 7 to 12 months past due i've used =SUMIFS($C3:$AA3,$C$1:$AA$1,">=10",$C$1:$AA$1,"<=15").
As my customers have different credit terms (30 days, 60 days etc), i've to adjust the above formula accordingly e.g. instead of ">=4", I'll have to change the criterion to ">=7". This is time consuming as i've got a long customer list.
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Feb 26, 2010
Shortened for example;
I have created a drop down list with gas, groceries and travel as the categories.
column a is labeled expenses and formatted as currency.
column b is labeled category with the drop down list in each cell.
column d contains each item, gas, groceries and travel on separate rows.
column e will contain the total for each item in column d using "sumifs formula".
If there are no travel expenses, instead of returning $0.00 I want the cell to be blank.
I know how to do this in a simple sum function but sumifs are sumthin else.
I have tried using <> for not equal to and everything else I can think of and I usually get a VALUE error.
how do I get it to be blank instead of $0.00???
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Jul 12, 2012
I created the following formula and cannot get it the correct result. The return result is only adding column "P' with "275". How can I get it to recognize "276,"278"?
=SUM(SUMIFS('Supplies Only'!N:N,'Supplies Only'!E:E,{"2","26","27","59","86"},'Supplies Only'!P:P,{"275","276","278"}))
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Sep 12, 2012
I'm trying to learn more about the SUMIFS and COUNTIFS functions and am practicing with some hypothetical data. I have data about the number of gallons of paint sold in 4 regions.
In my hypothetical situation, I need to find out the number of gallons sold in the Northeast region during the month of August.
I have named ranges for most categories: "Date," "Gallons_Sold," "PaintColors," and "Region."
I am able to get a correct response if I use
=SUMIFS(Gallons_Sold,Region,"NE",Date,"August 21")
But it is only info. for a single date. I need to get a total for the entire month of August.
=SUMIFS(Gallons_Sold,Region,"NE",Date,"August") returns zero. How do I get SUMIFS to evaluate "Date" for all August dates?
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Sep 17, 2012
I'm trying to recreate a formula in VBA, but struggling with the "greater than /equal to start date" and "less than / equal to end date" parts
this formula works ok in the spreadsheet:
Code:
=SUMIFS(bbHours,empCodeList,thisEmployeeID,bbDate,">="&startDate,bbDate,"=" & startDate, Range("bbDate"), "=" section, but unclear how to handle this. It must be handled entirely via VBA, not formulas
Note: I've adjusted certain key names / VBA strings for clarity, everything is defined correctly
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Jul 7, 2014
I am trying to create a SUMIFS statement with an alphanumeric criterion. I have found formulas that delete specific alpha-strings from the alphanumeric criterion before summing, but I have multiple different alpha-strings for the different departments.
Right now I have:
Code:
=SUMIFS(E4:E100,G4:G100,”>1.67”,)
But I need to add in that the alphanumeric values in C4:C100 are >= 3000. There are always 3 letters at the beginning of the course codes and then a space before the 4-digit number.
I tried
Code:
=SUMIFS(E4:E100,G4:G100, ">1.67",C4:C100,">=*3000")
But that, alas, did not work and it does not appear RIGHT works with SUMIFS.
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