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Thanks Rgonzo, that works! &nbsp;You make it look easy.
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Thanks Rgonzo, that works!  You make it look easy.

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I want to use this formula in a VBA sub, but I'm using variables for the last two conditions?<br />
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=SUMIFS(PAD[VALUE],PAD[MNS<wbr />],&quot;&lt;&quot; &amp;&nbsp;MNSInput,PAD[SOURCE],Sourc<wbr />eInput1,PA<wbr />D[A.B.C.D.<wbr />],&quot;&lt;&gt;?Y*&quot;,<wbr />PAD[A.B.C.<wbr />D.],&quot;&lt;&gt;?B*<wbr />&quot;)<br />
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I have something similar working using a variable on the last condition, but as stated above I want to add another condition using a different variable:<br />
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Range(&quot;K18&quot;).Formula = &quot;=SUMIFS(PAD[VALUE],PAD[MN<wbr />S],&quot;&quot;&lt;&quot;&quot; &amp;&nbsp;MNSInput,PAD[SOURCE],Sourc<wbr />eInput1,PA<wbr />D[A.B.C.D.<wbr />],&quot;&quot;&lt;&gt;&quot; &amp;&nbsp;strNonRfndSum1 &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&quot;&quot;)&quot;<br />
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I can't seem to get my syntax right.
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I want to use this formula in a VBA sub, but I'm using variables for the last two conditions?

=SUMIFS(PAD[VALUE],PAD[MNS],"<" & MNSInput,PAD[SOURCE],SourceInput1,PAD[A.B.C.D.],"<>?Y*",PAD[A.B.C.D.],"<>?B*")

I have something similar working using a variable on the last condition, but as stated above I want to add another condition using a different variable:

Range("K18").Formula = "=SUMIFS(PAD[VALUE],PAD[MNS],""<"" & MNSInput,PAD[SOURCE],SourceInput1,PAD[A.B.C.D.],""<>" & strNonRfndSum1 & """)"

I can't seem to get my syntax right.

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