That may very well work, but it is an array formula so needs to be entered by
using ctrl-shift-enter (not just enter). Also you state Broth in the
description and Broths in the formula, perhaps just a typo? You may also
want to check out Bob Phillip's white paper which explains how to use
sumproduct. It made a believer out of me.

http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html

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Kevin Vaughn


"tawtrey(remove this " wrote:

My book is telling me that I can't use multiple conditions with a SUMIF
statement but other sources are telling me I can. Either way, it's not
working!

My situation:

Look at data in $V$2:$V$144 (range = "group"). If cells in "group" =
"Broth" then look at $Y$2:$Y$144 (range = "bldg"). If "bldg" = "1" then sum
corresponding cells in $R$2:$R$144 (range = "fcst").

This is one of my attempts - feeble...

=SUM(IF(group="Broths",IF(bldg="1",fcst,0)))

Help, please!