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You normally do a SUMIFS like this, right?
=SUMIFS(
M$102:M$154;
$G$102:$G$154;"<>Supplier 1";
$G$102:$G$154;"<>Supplier 2";
$I$102:$I$154;$I90
) |
How about if you want to add 5 more suppliers?
You go for more advanced functions instead of hardcoding them in SUMIFS.
A short solution would be:
=SUM(
FILTER(
$M$102:$M$154;
(ISNA(MATCH($G$102:$G$154;$G$90:$G$96;0))) *
($I$102:$I$154=I90)
)
) |
A more advanced solution with LET:
=LET(
suppliers; $G$102:$G$154;
values; M$102:M$154;
category; $I$102:$I$154;
exclusions; $G$90:$G$96;
SUM(
FILTER(values;
(ISNA(MATCH(suppliers; exclusions; 0))) *
(category=$I90)
)
)
) |
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Another way you could do a SUMIFS is by using a SUM instead and multiplying with conditions.
This works especially if you want to sum values in your sum_range with conditions from individual cells.
SUMIFS will error in such cases, because it requires the sum_range and all the criteria_ranges to have the same number of cells.
For doing the conditional sum, you can either use
| =IF(AND($G7="condition 1";$H7="condition 2";$J7="condition 3"); SUM($L7:$T7); 0) |
Or you can use the more elegant solution:
| =SUM($L7:$T7) * --($G7="condition 1") * --($H7="condition 2") * --($J7="condition 3") |
because --TRUE = 1 and --FALSE = 0
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