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    Formula to return SUM, with multiple criteria

    Have problem with returned values with index/match formulas. All explained in attached excel book.
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    Re: Index/match problem

    use a simpler formula:

    =SUMIFS('dec22'!C:C,'dec22'!B:B,sum!$D$2,'dec22'!A:A,sum!A4)
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    Re: Formula to return SUM, with multiple criteria

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    Re: Formula to return SUM, with multiple criteria

    The Product Group does not match the value in cell D2.
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    Re: Formula to return SUM, with multiple criteria

    If select column "A" & format as number with decimal place 2, some of client number not decimal


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    Re: Index/match problem

    Thank you very much. It works.

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