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Use SumIf for multiple columns of criteria 2

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lcf14

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I would like to use a formula to search criteria in multiple columns. If the data in both columns matches the criteria, different set of criteria for each column, then sum figures in a another column. Example, if Obj=Bal and Tax=Non then sum "totals":

Total OBJ Tax
-------------- --- ---
20974625.09 Bal Tax
12749493.45 Bal Tax
11922405.7 Fix Tax
10393031.33 Bal Non
7689070.12 Fix Tax
6798423.8 Bal Non

Thanks for your help
 
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Hi,

Using named ranges per your example...
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=SUMPRODUCT((Total)*(OBJ="Bal")*(Tax="Tax"))
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You could also use an array formula. Assume the data table is in A1 to C6.

=SUM(IF(B1:B6=OBJ,IF(C1:C6=Tax,A1:A6,""),""))

Enter the formula and press ctrl+shift+enter to get:

{=SUM(IF(B1:B6=OBJ,IF(C1:C6=Tax,A1:A6,""),""))}
 
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