Questions:
The following formula doesn’t work:
=SUMIFS(JOBS_NUMBER,JOB_TYPE,$A10,MONTH_CLAIMED,(AND(OR(">"&$H$7,"="& $H$7), OR("<"&$J$7,"=" &$J$7))),SECTOR, "=Residential")
I’m trying to sum the number of jobs:
- if the range JOB_TYPE matches,
- if the MONTH_CLAIMED is greater than or equal to
H7(which contains the start of the fiscal year) AND less than or equal toJ7(which is the end of the fiscal year), and - the SECTOR must be
Residential.
The embedded And(OR(inequalities are the problem, since the following test formula returns 0:
=SUMIF(Z8, AND(OR(">"&$H$7,"="&$H$7),OR("<"&$J$7,"="&$J$7)),Y8)
where Z8 is a date between H7 and J7, and Y8 is 1.
I’d appreciate help with correcting the syntax or possible alternatives to accomplish the same task.
How to&Answers:
Assuming,the required Job Type is in A10, and you wish to sum relevant values in ColumnY rows 7 to 12 inclusive, this may help:
=SUMIFS(Y7:Y12,JOB_TYPE,A10,Z7:Z12,">="&H7,Z7:Z12,"<="&J7,Sector,"Residential")
However the above does assume compatibility between MONTH_CLAIMED and dates elsewhere.
Answer：
You should use:
=sumifs(Y8, Z8, ">="&$H$7, Z8, "<="&$J$7)
No need for the AND / OR
Hope this helps
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