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Hi - can someone advise why the following 'sumifs' doesn't work the same way as a normal 'sum', and suggest the correct the syntax to achieve this in the sumifs.
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Hi - can someone advise why the following 'sumifs' doesn't work the same way as a normal 'sum', and suggest the correct the syntax to achieve this in the sumifs.
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You can't do that subtraction from a range in a SUMIFS - the syntax won't allow it. Try putting the subtraction OUTSIDE the SUMIFS.
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I know it doesn't work for the 'sumifs' - that's why I was asking if anyone knew an easy fix or alternative.
Putting the subtraction on the outside does not give the right result. The subtractor needs to be deducted from each cell of the array.
Example workbook now attached.
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Last edited by jedoob; 03-01-2024 at 10:09 AM.
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Now that's what I'm talking about! Thank you!
Glad to help & thanks for the feedback.
Pls try this formula
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Not better than the solutions you've been given, but, just for fun:
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With Excel 365 you can use just SUM.
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