How to solve the SUMIFS()/XLOOKUP() in power query?

teziboy

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Hi Everyone,

I am using power query for the very first time and facing an issue in developing a formula of SUMIFS.
The formula will be =SUMIFS($T$2:$T$1048576,$D$2:$D$1048576,D2,$W$2:$W$1048576,W2)/XLOOKUP(W2,VEH!D:D,VEH!E:E)
Could you please assist to develop the formula in power query??
Thanks in advance.

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Shazzad
 

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Hi Fluff, I will surely remember the issue in next time.
 
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Hi,
To get the file, please click here.
In sheet1, of the file, X column, capacity utilization will be calculated. And I was trying to implement the formula using power query since the data set will be huge and using the formula will slow down the operation in the file. The formula, I am trying to write in power query, is
=SUMIFS($T$2:$T$73,$D$2:$D$73,D2,$W$2:$W$73,W2)/XLOOKUP(W2,Sheet2!A:A,Sheet2!B:B)
Thanks.
 
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