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I am trying to use a SUMIF statement to pull a column of data if it meets 2 criteria. sheet 1 and sheet 2, sheet 1 has the data and a criteria, sheet 2 has a criteria and the formula. I am trying to see if a row in sheet 1 matches a criteria like "US" or "BR" then I am trying to take that same row in sheet 1, if another column in the row sheet 1 meets another criteria of sheet 2, take the data from a third column in sheet 1 and input it into the sheet 2. I am using the following formula and its not working. =SUM(IF(('Sheet 1'!$S$2:$S$78<"BR")*('Sheet 1'!$X$2:$X$78='Sheet 2'!$B5),'Sheet 1'!M$2:M$78)) If I can get this to work for Sheet 1 then I need to do this for another 5 sheets... is there a limit to the character length of a formula? |
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