When I execute the formula,

{=SUMIF(Goal!A:A, $B$3 Goal!$H:$J)}

I am expecting this function to sum the Range Hx:Jy
where x is the starting value where B3 is found in A:A and y is the end value.

Instead, what I am seeing is this only sums Column H and not Column I and
Column J.

How do I solve this problem?

one way

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Goal!A1:A10=B3),Goal!H1:H10+Goal!J1:J10+Goal!I1:I 10)

This won't work for whole columns and you want to involve as few cells as
possible to increase speed.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"vrk1" wrote in message
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When I execute the formula,

{=SUMIF(Goal!A:A, $B$3 Goal!$H:$J)}

I am expecting this function to sum the Range Hx:Jy
where x is the starting value where B3 is found in A:A and y is the end
value.

Instead, what I am seeing is this only sums Column H and not Column I and
Column J.

How do I solve this problem?

Another way:
=SUMIF(A:A,B3,H:H)+SUMIF(A:A,B3,I:I)+SUMIF(A:A,B3, J:J)
Or, another:
=SUM((A1:A10=B3)*H1:J10) - enter this as an array formula; Ctrl-shift-Enter

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

one way

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Goal!A1:A10=B3),Goal!H1:H10+Goal!J1:J10+Goal!I1:I 10)

This won't work for whole columns and you want to involve as few cells as
possible to increase speed.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"vrk1" wrote in message
...
When I execute the formula,

{=SUMIF(Goal!A:A, $B$3 Goal!$H:$J)}

I am expecting this function to sum the Range Hx:Jy
where x is the starting value where B3 is found in A:A and y is the end
value.

Instead, what I am seeing is this only sums Column H and not Column I and
Column J.

How do I solve this problem?