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SUMIFS HELP

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I have 3 columns

i)GOALSCORER
j)COMPETITION
k)GOALS SCORED

I have thousands of different goalscores but would like summarize the amount of goals scored per goalscorer per competition

this works with a sumifs function

SUMIFS(K5:K13,I5:I13,"ROONEY",J5:J13,"WC")

but given having thousands of goalscores, how can i dympacially sumamrize the unique goalscorers without having to hardcode the formula for each goalscore i.e. "ROONEY"

hope the truth is out there? :)
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Saurabh Singh Teotia

8/22/2022 - Mon
Saurabh Singh Teotia

Looking at your problem..I won't recommend doing it with a sumifs formula what i'm going to suggest is to do this with pivot table as that can really make your life easy and you can do all kind of analysis or summary whatever you are looking for using pivottable...

Here are few tips for your reference about how to create a pivot table...
Pivot Table-1 Example...

Pivot Table Example-2...

This will get you starting in right direction about what you want to do..

Saurabh...
rutgermons

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ok but i would like my criteria to be reflected horizontally and not by rows
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