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    How do you get two sumif's together? Example attached

    Hi Guys,

    Can someone please help me with this little problem I have been having?

    In the attached file I have a spreadsheet whereby I need to link data from the overheads tab to the summary tab. I need to link the nominal code in column A of the summary tab and the month in row 3 to pull data from the same info in the Overheads tab. I need it to pull the sum of the corresponding data. I hope this makes sense, if not please let me know and I will try to explain again. It seems like it is two sumif formulea put into one however I just cannot link them. In cell D11 I have tried to do my own version however it is clearly not working...

    Any help would be greatly appreciated

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    Change title to impress us

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    Re: Excel formula help to impress my boss :)

    Sorry zbor I don't know how to change the title, can you instruct me?

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    Re: How do you get two sumif's together? Example attached

    ok done Is this better now?

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    Re: How do you get two sumif's together? Example attached

    Try this:

    =SUMIFS(Overheads!G:G, Overheads!A:A, Summary!A10, Overheads!J:J, LEFT(D3, 3))

    It makes it difficult because the months are in NOV format in one sheet and November format in the other sheet. I added a dummy series in column J on the overhead sheet to make up for this.


    Also your profile says excel 2003 but you posted a 2007-2010 file...I used 2010 formulas.
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    Re: How do you get two sumif's together? Example attached

    Just use absolute reference and, as jake said, use same titles in headers row 3 in Summary tab and Column F in Overheads tibe

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    Re: How do you get two sumif's together? Example attached

    Zbor's formula is cleaner than mine. Just change everything in row 3 to the long version of the dates rather than the 3 letter abbreviations, and it will work perfectly.

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    Re: How do you get two sumif's together? Example attached

    Thanks Jake and thanks zbor, you guys are life savers

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