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Hi
I would like to sum based on 2 (or more) criteria, where having EITHER of them is OK. For example, sum if the fruit type is apples OR pears. I tried sumifs(x:x,y:y,OR("apples","pears")) but that does not seem to work. Is there an easy way to do this? Currently I am having to do: sumifs(x:x,y:y,"apples") + sumifs(x:x,y:y,"pears") We actually have dozens of criteria, and as the only thing changing is the fruit name I would much rather use a single sumifs function than have to repeat it and add them all together. Notes: - we cannot edit the spreadsheet easily, so we need this to be all in the sumifs formula. - we have other criteria in the sumifs formula as well, I just havn't shown it. So what we need is something like sumifs(x:x,y:y,OR("pears","apples"),z:z,"edible",< + other criteria here) All help appreciated Cheers AndyC |
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On Wed, 9 Nov 2011 16:59:53 -0800 (PST), AC wrote:
Hi I would like to sum based on 2 (or more) criteria, where having EITHER of them is OK. For example, sum if the fruit type is apples OR pears. I tried sumifs(x:x,y:y,OR("apples","pears")) but that does not seem to work. Is there an easy way to do this? Currently I am having to do: sumifs(x:x,y:y,"apples") + sumifs(x:x,y:y,"pears") We actually have dozens of criteria, and as the only thing changing is the fruit name I would much rather use a single sumifs function than have to repeat it and add them all together. Notes: - we cannot edit the spreadsheet easily, so we need this to be all in the sumifs formula. - we have other criteria in the sumifs formula as well, I just havn't shown it. So what we need is something like sumifs(x:x,y:y,OR("pears","apples"),z:z,"edible", <+ other criteria here) All help appreciated Cheers AndyC You are very close: =SUM(SUMIF(Fruits,{"Apple","pears"},Inventory)) Or, if using SUMIFS: =SUM(SUMIFS(Inventory,Fruits,{"Apple","Pears"})) or =SUM(SUMIFS(Inventory,Fruits,{"Apple","Pears"},Oth erCriteriaRange,OtherCriteria, ...)) |
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