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    SumIfs problem

    ok, here is the situation in Sheet 1 Column B I have the date that a person arrived. In Sheet 1 Column C I have the time the person arrived. In Sheet 3 Column A I have the the date, in Sheet 2 Column C I have the time the shift started and in Sheet 3 Column C I have the time the shift ended. In Sheet 3 Column D I have a number which indicates how many people were on that shift, some shift times overlap.

    What I need to do is count how many people were working when the customer arrived and place that number in a column on sheet 1.

    This is what I came up with but does not work properly.

    =SUMIFS(Sheet3!$D$1:$D$605,Sheet3!$A$1:$A$605,"="&Sheet1!B2,Sheet3!$B$1:$B$605,"<="&Sheet1!C2,Sheet3!$C$2:$C$606,">="&Sheet1!C2)

    Can someone give me some guidance?

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    Re: SumIfs problem

    Hi Krombie,

    Need to look at the example.


    However you have put the formula as SUMIFS and not SUMIF, unless its a new formula that has been introduced in 2010

    Most probably by now excel would point to you "~ too many arguments~" as SumIf only takes 3 arguments in a normal scenario.


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    Re: SumIfs problem

    Sumifs is a new formula in Excel 2010

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    Re: SumIfs problem

    sumifs() was introduced in 2007, and im a little rusty, but i have a feeling it wont work across sheets.

    as a test, copy/reference a portion of your data from your other sheet/s to sheet3 and then try it again based onthose values?
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    Re: SumIfs problem

    your column C range is offset by one row from column B range...is that correct?

    What is the problem? Is the formula not being allowed? Or are you getting incorrect results?

    I entered the formula and it indicated a problem and suggested the below fix:

    =SUMIFS(Sheet3!$D$1:$D$605,Sheet3!$A$1:$A$605,"="&Sheet1!B2,Sheet3!$B$1:$B$605,"<="&Sheet1!C2,Sheet3 !$C$2:$C$606,">="&Sheet1!C2)
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    Re: SumIfs problem

    I was getting incorrect figures. I got it figured out though, my issue was that for the shift ending times I was not using 3:59:59 PM instead of 4:00:00 PM. But my formula was correct.

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