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Hi there,
Its my first post, plz take it easy ![]() I've inherited a spread sheet and am struggling to make a change to the formula. =SUMIFS(INDIRECT("'"&COLUMNS($B$1:B1)&"'!$I$11:$I$ 900"),INDIRECT("'"&COLUMNS($B$1:B1)&"'!$C$11:$C$90 0"),$E3,INDIRECT("'"&COLUMNS($B$1:B1)&"'!$F$11:$F$ 900"),$D3, INDIRECT("'"&COLUMNS($B$1:B1)&"'!$G$11:$G$900"),$B 3) Basically, at the moment in the above all three criteria's are AND. However, I want (D3 OR E3) AND B3, I hope that makes sense. |
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Without a context, it's difficult to know what needs changing. Please attach a worksheet containing the data used by the formula and a description of the desired outcome. You can do this via the paperclip symbol on the 'Go Advanced' tab at the bottom of this screen.
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Just do =SUMIFS() + SUMIFS()
take out the D3 section on the first one and take out the E3 on the second one. |
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That will give D3 PLUS E3. The OP wants D3 OR E3...
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