Sumifs and Index Match returning 0% for blanks

AndrewD04

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HI,

Thank you for taking the time to look at my question.

I am trying to write a formula that will return a value based on some criteria however some the the data has blank cells with no dat in so i want it to ignore these and leave them blank in the formula returning cell.

What i am trying to do is if names match on both sheets and Dates match return Column F or J (Formula depending column F and J are the same)

ive tried to be descriptive as possible as i cant load a mini excel up it just wont allow me

I have tried it 2 ways and both formulas are treating the blank cells as a 0

=INDEX(Sheet5!F:F,MATCH([@[Person Name]],Sheet5!B:B,MATCH([@WC],Sheet5!A:A))) and =SUMIFS(Sheet5!J:J,Sheet5!B:B,@'Data'!B:B,'Data'!A:A,@Sheet5!A:A)

Sum if formula :
Sheet 5 J:J is a % value (Sometimes blank)
Sheet 5 B:B is a Person name
Data B:B is Person name
Data A:A is a date
Sheet 5 A:A is a date

Index Formula:
Sheet 5 F:F is a % value (Sometimes blank)
Sheet 5 B:B Person Name
Sheet 5 A:A Date

i did try adding "<>" to the sum if but was not sure how to do it.
 

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HI,

Thank you for taking the time to look at my question.

I am trying to write a formula that will return a value based on some criteria however some the the data has blank cells with no dat in so i want it to ignore these and leave them blank in the formula returning cell.

What i am trying to do is if names match on both sheets and Dates match return Column F or J (Formula depending column F and J are the same)

ive tried to be descriptive as possible as i cant load a mini excel up it just wont allow me

I have tried it 2 ways and both formulas are treating the blank cells as a 0

=INDEX(Sheet5!F:F,MATCH([@[Person Name]],Sheet5!B:B,MATCH([@WC],Sheet5!A:A))) and =SUMIFS(Sheet5!J:J,Sheet5!B:B,@'Data'!B:B,'Data'!A:A,@Sheet5!A:A)

Sum if formula :
Sheet 5 J:J is a % value (Sometimes blank)
Sheet 5 B:B is a Person name
Data B:B is Person name
Data A:A is a date
Sheet 5 A:A is a date

Index Formula:
Sheet 5 F:F is a % value (Sometimes blank)
Sheet 5 B:B Person Name
Sheet 5 A:A Date

i did try adding "<>" to the sum if but was not sure how to do it.
See if this is what you're looking for:
That article shows a few different methods for only calculating cells that are NOT empty.
 
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