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    SUMIFS Problem

    Hello Excel Forum.
    Would really appreciate some help.

    My SUMIFS has 4 criteria. 3 of which are in drop-down lists.

    The spreadsheet works perfectly when Status2 is set to any value (which is what I desire)

    But as soon as I set the next criteria, Status1 to any value in the drop-down, then my spreadsheet goes to all zeros. But the values will pop up if I set the next criteria,Loss Threshold.

    I would like the spreadsheet to show the values when I have Status1 and Status2 criteria set.

    Summary:
    Just Status 1 set: perfect
    Status1/Status2/Loss Threshold set: perfect
    Status1 and Status2 set: no data shows - this is the problem

    (Note: I can get the right result if I use sumproduct instead of SUMIFS, but I want to use SUMIFS for this spreadsheet)

    Many thanks Forum - Hope this is an interesting case to look at and learn from
    denise
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    Last edited by denise001; 10-12-2011 at 08:41 AM.

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    Re: SUMIFS Problem

    Try revising formula a bit to:

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    in C11, copied across the matrix.

    The formula now coerces blank B6 to 0 by adding +0 and it coerces blanks into "all" by adding * wildcard to the B2 and B4 criteria.
    Where there is a will there are many ways.

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    Re: SUMIFS Problem

    Hello NBVC.
    Always so reliable. Really really appreciate the quick reply. I would have never thought of your solution.

    It works!

    The IF part of the formula becomes redundant - so removing this and using your formula now all the combinations that I desire in the dropdown work and produces data instead of zeros.

    Here is the formula:

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    =SUMIFS('Raw Data'!D$2:D$235,'Raw Data'!$T$2:$T$235,">="&$B$6+0,'Raw Data'!$C$2:$C$235,$B$2&"*",'Raw Data'!$B$2:$B$235,$B$4&"*",'Raw Data'!$A$2:$A$235,$B11
    Revised spreadsheet re-uploaded for those who want to see it in action.

    Thank you NBVC - What a guy! and Roy UK too!
    denise
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    Last edited by denise001; 10-12-2011 at 09:07 AM. Reason: Add extra thanks!

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