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Converting 2003 SUMPRODUCT formulas into 2007 SUMIFS formulas
Posted on 2011-09-16
What would the SUMIFS version of this formula look like?
Thanks,
John
Thanks,
John
=SUMPRODUCT((AllTails=$C6)*(RoundOpenDates=today)*AllDeferrals*AllAll)
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Hello John,
SUMIFS only allows you to sum one range based on conditions in other ranges. Your SUMPRODUCT is multiplying two ranges by each other so SUMIFS can't do that - you might be best advised to stick with SUMPRODUCT.
To use SUMIFS you'd need to have another column, e.g. Products, where you multiply each row of AllDeferrals by ALLALL (I assume they are both column long ranges). then you could use SUMIFS
=SUMIFS(Products,AllTails,
I assume that today is also a named range otherwise you need TODAY()
regards, barry
SUMIFS only allows you to sum one range based on conditions in other ranges. Your SUMPRODUCT is multiplying two ranges by each other so SUMIFS can't do that - you might be best advised to stick with SUMPRODUCT.
To use SUMIFS you'd need to have another column, e.g. Products, where you multiply each row of AllDeferrals by ALLALL (I assume they are both column long ranges). then you could use SUMIFS
=SUMIFS(Products,AllTails,
I assume that today is also a named range otherwise you need TODAY()
regards, barry
Hi Barry, thanks for posting. I get a 'Name is not valid error.' For what it's worth, here are the ranges defining the names:
AllTails ='All Incidents'!$F$6:INDEX('All
RoundOpenDates ='All Incidents'!$BK$6:INDEX('Al
AllDeferrals ='All Incidents'!$Q$6:INDEX('All
AllAll ='All Incidents'!$AE$6:INDEX('Al
WkStart ='All Incidents'!$E$4
today =ROUNDDOWN(WkStart,0)
[today] is on the sheet with the formulas. The other 5 are on a different sheet.
Thanks,
John
AllTails ='All Incidents'!$F$6:INDEX('All
RoundOpenDates ='All Incidents'!$BK$6:INDEX('Al
AllDeferrals ='All Incidents'!$Q$6:INDEX('All
AllAll ='All Incidents'!$AE$6:INDEX('Al
WkStart ='All Incidents'!$E$4
today =ROUNDDOWN(WkStart,0)
[today] is on the sheet with the formulas. The other 5 are on a different sheet.
Thanks,
John
Hello John,
Yes, in the formula I suggested I used a new name Products - in order for that formula to work you will have to create that name additionally. Without seeing your data I can't tell where you have a blank column but if AZ column is blank, for instance, then in that column you could create a product of AllDeferrals and ALLAll by using this formula in AZ6
=Q6*AE6
copied all the way down
then Products needs to be defined in the same way as the other ranges, i.e.
Products ='All Incidents'!$AZ$6:INDEX('Al
Now you can use the formula I suggested above, i.e.
=SUMIFS(Products,AllTails,
If you don't want to use another column or you can't then I suggest you retain the original SUMPRODUCT formula because you can't simply convert that to SUMIFS because of the multiplication within it.
regards, barry
Yes, in the formula I suggested I used a new name Products - in order for that formula to work you will have to create that name additionally. Without seeing your data I can't tell where you have a blank column but if AZ column is blank, for instance, then in that column you could create a product of AllDeferrals and ALLAll by using this formula in AZ6
=Q6*AE6
copied all the way down
then Products needs to be defined in the same way as the other ranges, i.e.
Products ='All Incidents'!$AZ$6:INDEX('Al
Now you can use the formula I suggested above, i.e.
=SUMIFS(Products,AllTails,
If you don't want to use another column or you can't then I suggest you retain the original SUMPRODUCT formula because you can't simply convert that to SUMIFS because of the multiplication within it.
regards, barry
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