SUMIFS Puzzle - Trying to avoid adding multiple SUMIFS to get valid result
Hello,
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I have an issue wherein I have to sum extremely large amounts of data and dis-aggregate it to summary form.
I've been successfully doing it with adding several SUMIFS functions together (see attached), but the workbook is very cumbersome and takes 2-3 minutes to update.
Please help me streamline this!
Thanks,
Alex
hi Alex, try not to reference the whole column perhaps?
=SUMPRODUCT(($D$2:$D$26)*($C$2:$C$26=L$1)*($A$2:$A$26=L$2)*($B$2:$B$26=$J3)*(($F$2:$F$26=$K3)+($G$2:$G$26=$K3)+($H$2:$H$26=$K3)))
have a read on Tables & OFFSET formulas if you need to have a dynamic range.
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benishiryo,
Thanks for your suggestion. I implemented it, and while it does return valid results, it is not any faster than the combined SUMIFS functions. It may even be slower, I think.
Bump for justice.
My issue remains unresolved, and I've tried several different workarounds now.
Still unresolved - bump!
In your sample, try this macro in the Sheet1 module:
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