Matt Pinkston
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Modifying an existing excel formula/ookup with more
Here is my existing formula/lookup that works well.
=SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,"Commit",'all deals'!M:M,"Civilian") + SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,"Upside",'all deals'!M:M,"Civilian")
I also need to include from "all deals" when column M="Civilian" and column D includes somewhere in the string the word "forecast"
=SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,"Commit",'all deals'!M:M,"Civilian") + SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,"Upside",'all deals'!M:M,"Civilian")
I also need to include from "all deals" when column M="Civilian" and column D includes somewhere in the string the word "forecast"
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Barry is this what you had in mind?
=SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,{"Commit","Upsi de"},'all deals'!M:M,"Civilian") + SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!D:D,"*Forecast*",'a ll deals'!M:M,"Civilian")
=SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,{"Commit","Upsi
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=SUM(SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,{"Commit","Upsi
Now you say you need to include when column M = "Civilian"......but that's already included so to add "Forecast" anywhere in column D just add a condition with wildcards like this:
=SUM(SUMIFS('all deals'!J:J,'all deals'!G:G,{"Commit","Upsi
regards, barry