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Using SUMIF to keep a running total based on there being matched data in three columns.

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    Using SUMIF to keep a running total based on there being matched data in three columns.

    Hi,

    I am trying to create a running total column in a table to keep an accumulative total if three of the other columns data are a match. ie Line,Batch,Quarter.

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    Re: Using SUMIF to keep a running total based on there being matched data in three columns

    Try:
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    Re: Using SUMIF to keep a running total based on there being matched data in three columns

    Senior moment... Could I get this @~#@ing thing to work???

    I had the sum range at the end..

    Dohhh!!
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    Re: Using SUMIF to keep a running total based on there being matched data in three columns

    Please try

    =SUMIFS(E$5:[@amount], B$5:[@LINE], [@LINE], D$5:[@BATCH],[@BATCH])

    or
    =SUMIFS(Table1[[#Headers],[amount]]:[@amount], Table1[[#Headers],[LINE]]:[@LINE], [@LINE], Table1[[#Headers],[BATCH]]:[@BATCH],[@BATCH])

    This way the last row still sum correctly when adding more record to the table.
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