Sumif Column Criteria Issue

piper99

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hi,

I am trying to find below issue for formula based on below criteria. I need to set dynamic criteria for Product style, Year and Type (AUM or NNB). Help is appreciated.

C. Calculate the "% Organic AUM Growth" for each Product Style using a formula that reflects the corresponding values for each style based on the selected year.
D. Insert a dropdown menu in cell "B6" on the "Tables 1" worksheet. This dropdown should contain all the years available in the "Dataset" tab, allowing users to select a specific year. (example 2019)
E. Ensure the "% Organic AUM Growth" field updates dynamically to reflect the selected year from the dropdown menu, incorporating all available years in the dataset.


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Hello - if you create another data validation drop down say in cell B5 product style have year drop down as it is in cell B6, then try;

=SUMPRODUCT($I$4:$M$6,(($H$4:$H$6=A8)*($I$3:$M$3=$B$5)*($I$2:$M$2=$B$6)))
 
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This might help but it will not help me profile for each product style and how about compare for organic growth based on 2 years
 
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Ok - you mentioned about comparisons between each product and in based on 2 years, hence, I have prepared the below in order to try and answer your points in how I understand them and would lay this out as follows;

Information as originally given;

20212022202120222023
Product StyleAUMAUMNNBNNBAUM
Product Style 2100300200100300
Product Style 2200200100300200
Product Style 3300100300200100


Then I would produce your summary results like this to get year comparisons and in between relevant product style;

Year20212022
Product StyleNNBNNB
Variance% Change
Product Style 100
0
Product Style 2300400
100​
33%
Product Style 3300200
-100​
-33%
Product Style 400
0​
Product Style 500
0​
Product Style 600
0​

Say years was in B1 and C1 for the comparisons and product style are in B2 & C2 respectively

So in the normal bolded cells C4 & D4 (in this example), use the formula;

=SUMIFS(INDEX($I$4:$M$6,,MATCH($B$1&$B$2,$I$2:$M$2&$I$3:$M$3,0)),$H$4:$H$6,$A8) then copy into D4 and copy down on both columns. This will give you the type of product style (ie product style 1, 2 etc, by the year and under product style reference code so you can evaluate comparatives). If you wanted to evaluate 2023 year to say 2021 year (or vice versa) for each product style, just simply use the data validation in cell C1 or B1

I have then produced a variance column which is just simply C4-B4 to get difference and then as a % under % change use the formula;

=IF(C4-D4=0,"",SUM(C4-B4)/B4*100%

If this isn't what you need, then I am struggling to help you out further but hopefully the above suggestions will help.
 
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