Sum visible only rows based on different column/cell value

DukeofArmchair

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Hi Guys, I am somewhat of a novice with excel formulas and am struggling a bit to find a solution to what I am trying to accomplish. I am trying to sum only visible rows in the "Total USD (Monthly)" column with the qualifying criteria that column "Winner?" contains a 1 and "Overall Status" column is Empty. I know how to do the subtotal for visible rows only but cannot seem to figure it out with the if requirements.

I hope this makes sense, below is the formula that I am using now but it is not excluding hidden rows.

=SUMIFS(Table13[Total USD
(Monthly)],Table13[Winner?],"*"&"1"&"*",Table13[Overall
Status],"")
 

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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
Do some of your column headers contain a line feed, or is that just the way you've copied the formula?
 
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Its just the formula copied directly from excel, I think its because its a "Table" giving titles rather than column letters and I have carriage returns in some of the header titles.

The below formula also accomplishes the same

=SUMIFS(AG4:AG296,AH4:AH296,"*"&"1"&"*",B4:B296,"")
 
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Do you have line feeds in the column headers?
 
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Screenshot of what I am trying to accomplish
 

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Try
Excel Formula:
=SUM(FILTER(Table13[Total USD
(Monthly)],(ISNUMBER(FIND("1",Table13[Winner?])))*(Table13[Overall
Status]="")*MAP(Table13[Total USD
(Monthly)],LAMBDA(m,SUBTOTAL(3,m)))))
 
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Solution
This works PERFECTLY!! Thank you very much, I hope someday I can understand these complex formulas.

Thank you again, this makes my life much better :)
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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