Hello,
Im trying to use SUMIFS but can get it to work. Would appreciate it if anyone tells me where im going wrong
=SUMIFS(CIVILS_LINE!D:D,CIVILS_LINE!C:C,"Micro-Trench",CIVILS_LINE!A:A,"DD0101A")
Im basically pointing it to a column containing individual lengths (D:D) and want to sum length if the information in C:C is "Micro-Trench" and the information in A:A is "DD0101A"
All i keep getting returned is a value of "0". Im quite new to this so not sure if im inputting the data wrong
Thanks for any help
G'day Mark and welcome to the forum,
That looks fine too me.....but is the spelling matching in the formula to the working sheet.
Upload a dummy example if your still having troubles.
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Spelling is fine. The files im querying are linked from oracle. Im not sure if this would affect the query
What does
=SUM(CIVILS_LINE!D:D)
return ?
If 0 the implication is such that you have numbers stored as text and need to either
a) coerce to numbers (run Text to Columns on CIVILS_LINE Col D and click Finish)
b) use an alternative (slower) method like SUMPRODUCT which can coerce as part of the process
Irrespective - avoid using entire column references - even with SUMIFS - though not as bad performance wise as SUMPRODUCT/Array it's still slow(ish) used over extended ranges.
Last edited by DonkeyOte; 03-31-2010 at 09:06 AM.
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