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I think you are not getting the result because your SUMIF does not contain the correct arguments.
A SUMIF asks for the following arguments >Range, >Criteria, SumRange >Range: This is the range that the SUMIF will search for the next argument of >Criteria. So when the Criteria is met it will sum the next argument >SumRange. In order to accomplish the desired result this would be the formula to put into cell B2 on your totals page. Code:
=SUMIF('Check Register'!D:D,'TOTALS'!A2,'CHECK REGISTER'!G:G) Let me know if this fixes the issue or if you have any other questions. Thanks |
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