How to make If, Sumif Function Formula shorter

Hmerman

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Hello,
I have a formula on one Sheet that looks in row B4:Q4 on another Sheet, for the cell If it equals the string "KG" then it Sumifs that Range of Rows 5:1000 for the criteria range in A5:A1000 and criteria in A2:
e.g. If H4 = "KG" then Sumifs range:A5:A1000 criteria: A2 sum_range: H5:H1000

The formula works, but it is a very long formula:
=IF('Paul Verdeling'!B4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!B5:B1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!C4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!C5:C1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!D4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!D5:D1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!E4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!E5:E1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!F4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!F5:F1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!G4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!G5:G1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!H4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!H5:H1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!I4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!I5:I1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!J4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!J5:J1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!K4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!K5:K1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!L4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!L5:L1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!M4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!M5:M1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!N4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!N5:N1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!O4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!O5:O1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!P4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!P5:P1000),IF('Paul Verdeling'!Q4="KG",SUMIF('Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2,'Paul Verdeling'!Q5:Q1000),"GEEN KG"))))))))))))))))

Is there a way to make it shorter?
 

Excel Facts

Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
If writing INDEX in Func. Arguments, type MATCH(. Use the mouse to click inside MATCH in the formula bar. Dialog switches to MATCH.
Looks like:

=SUMIFS(INDEX('Paul Verdeling'!B5:Q1000,0,MATCH("KG",'Paul Verdeling'!B4:Q4,0)),'Paul Verdeling'!A5:A1000,'Sundried Verdeling'!A2)
 
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