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    SUMIFS and #VALUE! error

    I can't seem to get this formula to work. Can anyone see what it is i'm doing wrong?

    The formula is:
    =SUMIFS(TablePrice[NewPrice],H6,TablePrice[Tier],H7,TablePrice[Term],H5,TablePrice[PublicationID])

    The file is attached. I appreciate the help.
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    Re: SUMIFS and #VALUE! error

    You have the order of the parameters wrong

    Sumifs(sumrange, criteria range 1, criterion 1, criteria range 2, criterion 2, ....)

    =SUMIFS(TablePrice[NewPrice],TablePrice[Tier],H6,TablePrice[Term],H7,TablePrice[PublicationID],H5)

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    Re: SUMIFS and #VALUE! error

    syntax looks wrong in sumifs the range to be summed is first followed by the conditional ones
    SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2,
    criteria2], …)
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    Re: SUMIFS and #VALUE! error

    Quote Originally Posted by teylyn View Post
    You have the order of the parameters wrong

    Sumifs(sumrange, criteria range 1, criterion 1, criteria range 2, criterion 2, ....)

    =SUMIFS(TablePrice[NewPrice],TablePrice[Tier],H6,TablePrice[Term],H7,TablePrice[PublicationID],H5)
    Oh, wow. I just knew it was something like that. Thanks guys!

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