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That's not the way Sumif works. Read Help for more information. You want a
combination of Sum and If, as in: =if(and(b110,f11=$dw$11,k11=$dw$12),sum(b11:b200) ,"conditions not met") -- Regards, Fred "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |