15 Expert SUMIFS Function Examples in Excel - Simple to Advanced - Workbook Included

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[@ramk1969]

Most Excellent and complete "SUMIFS" tutorial on You tube...............thank you sir...........

[@baktashjami]

The clearest tutoring I have ever seen. I really enjoyed. I had something to do and was wondering how to resolve it. After watching this video, I learned it by heart and took some great notes. Thanks a lot.

[@ryansinclair1678]

You're an absolute beast. * is a game changer. Thank you, sir.

[@TeachExcel]

What an awesome comment! Thank you so much :))))

[@lynxwomancat]

Great tutorial! Thanks so much! I learn something new everyday. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@TeachExcel]

You're very welcome! I'm glad you liked it :)

[@tigerkash1]

Very useful video to understand the various situations wherein the SUMIFS formula can be used. Super useful! Thanks :-)

[@TeachExcel]

Glad you like it :)

[@stopdrinkingleftskoolaid6510]

I always confused when to use and where to put the quotation marks. Now I know if it’s just a number no marks are needed. Wow! I wish I saw this a few years ago

[@leonora5]

Thanks so much! Now I understand. You explain really well.

[@bukolaowokade3102]

This video is well appreciated. It just solved a problem. Thank you

[@empirecity61]

Excellent teaching style of building concept upon concept. Thank you.

[@mk318020]

That was a very good tutorial. thanks!

[@byDsign]

Loving this Quick n' Dirty lesson format... with examples... and spreadsheet for practice! ♥ *BIG THUMBS UP!*

[@TeachExcel]

Glad you like it! :) I'm gong to start doing more of this type of tutorial and in a few hours the new one will be up for 15 IF statement examples.

[@ashwinihabbu4456]

Excellent video. Almost resolved all of my problems. Could I request for another scenario please? Add Qty for all that are green or red?

[@tommyharris5817]

Use the count(sum) function

[@wesleysapone431]

wow, you might have just saved my interview!

[@chandrashekarchannaveerapp6391]

Hurray! finally I got, what I wanted :) Thank you very much

[@badran47]

Thank you very much from Egypt. It really help me

[@lukmanaliyuyahaya]

Thanks alot, Man. This is very informative. I hope to apply it to something in the future

[@azmf80]

Best regards really you save my day

[@TeachExcel]

Thank you! I'm really glad to hear it :)

[@syed599]

Easy to understand and apply to real life works.

[@TeachExcel]

I'm really glad you think so :)

[@joe21lester]

Awesome!!! One of the best video on this topic. Thank you very very much Sir.

[@paulinetran1504]

Thank you! Very easy to understand

[@fayg9748]

I rarely comment but this was a great tutorial!!!

[@TeachExcel]

Thank You! :)

[@haneefrashid5765]

Thanks for this great tutorial! It was exactly what I needed for a project I was working on. You've saved me a lot of time! I was wondering if there was a way to sum between certain values? So if column F had the values that you wanted to sum and column G had values 1-10 based on certain criteria would it be possible to sum all the values in F between each occurrence of the number 1 in column G? So the sum of all the values when G is 2-10 until there is another 1 in column G and the sum starts again. Thanks

[@m2ytech43]

Great!!! Is it possible to sum for those column dosent contain a partial text

[@mujahidwagle3748]

Thanks Sir many things to learn

[@hrishikeshnerlekar9652]

explained thoroughly.. thanks buddy

[@RA-rh5lb]

Thank you so much for this informative video on sumifs.. my question is can we use piovt table as an alternative for sumifs to narrow down the last example you showed..?

[@nickiewelsh3768]

This was HUGELY helpful!!! One quick question - is there a way to set criteria up in another column so that you don't need to recreate the formula for every different option? Does that make sense?

[@alexrosen8762]

Extremely useful tutorial. Many thanks!

[@chhuanga7737]

A very big thanks from mizoram

[@GeorgeAJululian]

Thank you it was very Helpful

[@lenbenito7273]

Well explained. Thank you.

[@DaddyBearZ]

Any such formula that would add the numbers only in column D, ignoring any letters?

[@DonFohey]

I am putting together a time sheet that I want to hard code breaks and lunch. Jobs that are being tracked can take 15 minutes up to days to completion. So, I would like to call out times for breaks (8:30 am to 8:45 am, 2:30 pm to 2:45 pm) then lunch (11:15 to 12:00pm). How can this be created. Thanks,

[@growth2509]

Very good piece of information

[@jamesgamblejr3397]

I have a VERY specific SUM(SUMIFS) question. If I have a 2 criteria SUM(SUMIF) I'd like to do with TWO array criteria, how can I correctly enter this?

[@POPDG00]

How would I do it if I wanted to find the sum of the G column but anything 6 or greater counts at as a 5 since its less than 6.

[@badmatt4227]

What if I do not want to put the letter - B - in the =SIMIFS formula. But instead want to reference a cell. We well say I want to refence cell C12. So, in the formula I use “*C12*” and this is not working. How can I reference a cell, where I can enter partial information and get results?

[@ZiadKharrat]

what if i want to exclude 2 criterias of 2 different ranges if they come together! for example, i want to sum the qty, excluding only the ones where [part] "-C-" 's versions are green!! so exclude all green "-C-", other "-C-" are in, other greens are in too. only "-C-" green is excluded... is there a function for it?

[@ElsaAndAnnie]

Excellent

[@MT4LYF]

Hi What if i needed to know how many sizes between size 2 & 5 ? can it work that out from the same reference cell for the 2nd argument appreciate your help Tom

[@tommyharris5817]

How do you sum the quantity of the sizes excluding sizes 1 & 2?

[@persistentproductions1672]

I am trying to create a function that after a specific number (150) it will add 10 for every 50 units above 150. but I can't seem to get SUMIFs to do this. any advice on what function I could use to accomplish this?

[@sghayadar]

Awesome. Thank You.

[@jasirmanakkamburath9685]

Sir, SUMIF not working when referencing a cell with a formula, any solution?

[@stevenls9781]

Awesome stuff, but what if Green was a cell reference. Say the word green was in A10 and you wanted to sum everything that was not equal to green. =sumifs(G2:G9,E2:E9"A10") and any variant I can see doesn't work. Is it possible to exclude a reference from the sumifs?

[@COURSSTATSCHAMBERY]

""&A10

[@dbcooper488]

Good stuff....

[@annguyenkhac859]

thanks bro !!

[@youssefdos1587]

How excel know that the number in quantity column is the quantity and added it?

[@splitball]

Sir how about a "minus" excel formula?

[@TravellerRabbit]

Thank you for video.

[@31_Aditya.t]

very helpful

[@muhammadimranbukhari938]

Very good, I got it useful.

[@TeachExcel]

:)

[@KC_47.]

Sir, can u help me with my problem.. I have a table data which contains Column A (DATE in DD/MM/YYYY), Column B (working shift which is AM, PM, ON), Column C (working area code which is A, B, C, D)..Column D (worker's name) but Column D is not included in this formula.. Lastly, F3 cell which is to search a specific date (in DD/MM/YYYY format) My formula is, =COUNTIFS(A3:A100,"="&F3,B3:B100,{"AM","PM","ON"},C3:C100,{"A","B","C","D"}) So, the problem is, the formula didn't count my desire multiple criteria correctly..it just count for the date I search, for AM shift ONLY for working area in A B C..I need the formula to count the date I search for AM PM ON shift for working area in A B C D.. Help me, sir..

[@TeachExcel]

Ask in our forum please, comments are not a great place for this. www.teachexcel.com/talk/microsoft-office?src=yt_comment

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanx

[@غلاممحمداحسان]

hi dear how i can this formula =SUM(SUMIFS('۱'!F:F,'۱'!I:I,{"ahmad","asad"},'۱'!G:G,"1",'۱'!H:H,{"kandahar","helmand"}))

[@indrayanivalinjkar5737]

how do I count sum if between size 2 to 5

[@neranjankarunaratne1690]

Good One. Thanks!!

[@TeachExcel]

Glad to help :)

[@nazmidaud2665]

Thank you

[@veeruveera8400]

Thanks sir...

[@samargade3416]

I Want to remove amount Qty and Size of green and blue. How remove please help for the same

[@TeachExcel]

Not specific - if you have a specific question and can upload a sample file, head over to our forum and ask there: www.teachexcel.com/talk/microsoft-office?src=yt

[@__-pl3jg]

Unfortunately this tutorial doesnt mention how to account for multiple criteria from a single column. For example I can tell Excel to create a sum total of money from all lines that contain the value "Paypal". =SUMIFS(B3:B100, D3:D100, "Paypal") But excel wont allow me to add multiple criteria from the same criteria range. Example: I want to create a sum total of all payments designated as coming from Paypal, Zelle, Cash app, ect. The seemingly obvious formula should look like this....But doesnt work. Anybody have a suggestion of what Im doing wrong? =SUMIFS(B3:B100, D3:D100, "Paypal",D3:D100,"Zelle",D3:D100,"Cash app")

[@diinaarigaryare3065]

Great video

[@TeachExcel]

Thanks)

[@mevartzon1374]

How to use SUMIFS from one sheet to another sheet

[@sullychow4123]

You didn't have an example of when a cell reference is the criteria itself

[@Steave-M]

amazing keep going

[@TeachExcel]

Thank for the support!

[@kanmaniram785]

Confused to be clear upload

[@mahmoudaljmmal3707]

can you explain wild character

[@TeachExcel]

Those are mentioned toward the end of the video. Basically, these characters let you match the beginning or ending part of a cell instead of having to match all of its contents; this is the simplest way to explain it. We also have a tutorial on teach excel that explains it in more detail: www.teachexcel.com/excel-tutorial/1896/wildcards-in-excel?src-yt

[@shivanshmishra7958]

5:17 13:00

[@mosheslonim3255]

Can you sumif by cell color backgroun d critrria

[@TeachExcel]

Not directly without a custom function. You can add a helper column to do this though. I'll put a tutorial for this on TeachExcel and put the link here for you.

[@mosheslonim3255]

Thank you Don

[@TeachExcel]

Here you go! I hope it helps :) (I'll also make a video for it at some point but I'm not sure when.) www.teachexcel.com/excel-tutorial/2035/do-something-based-on-cell-background-color-sumifs-if-countif-etc?nav=yt

[@mosheslonim3255]

Many thanks Don

[@LasDivine]

Wait why is the first one a 7?

[@stools4437]

What about the criteria is a certain symbol?

[@jagankyt]

wooooooowwwww!!!!!

[@samia4270]

1

[@KennieMarshall]

You didn’t do blanks. This would have been perfect. :(

[@fridayvan-defoe6987]

"asterix" not "asterisk".. Great tutorial though:)

[@GetKnowledgeByYasir]

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[@غلاممحمداحسان]

or this =SUM(SUMIFS('۱'!E:E,'۱'!I:I,{"1403/1/1","1403/1/2","1403/1/3","1403/1/4","1403/1/5","1403/1/6","1403/1/7","1403/1/8","1403/1/9","1403/1/10","1403/1/11","1403/1/12","1403/1/13","1403/1/14","1403/1/15","1403/1/16","1403/1/17","1403/1/18","1403/1/19","1403/1/20","1403/1/21","1403/1/22","1403/1/23","1403/1/24","1403/1/25","1403/1/26","1403/1/27","1403/1/28","1403/1/29","1403/1/30","1403/1/31"},'۱'!H:H,{"تجارتی","رهایشی "})) thanks

[@smorisch]

Thanks for this.

[@raymondhunt1939]

Excellent, Thanks!