Sumifs: Is not working with two criteria

Jonathan King

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SUMIFS has given me a headache, since I can't get the formula below to work, though I'm probably just too close to the trees to see the issue. :eeek:

SUMIF works fine on TT and AH alone, but when both are used with SUMIFS, only zeros are returned.

What am I missing? Any help will be highly appreciated!

=IFERROR(SUMIFS(Data!I:I,B23,Data!T:T,Data!AH:AH,"=1"),0)

I - A column of text with department names (formatted as text)
B23 - one of the department names (formatted as text)
AH - A column of 1's and 0's (formatted as number)

Thanks!
 
='Jobs by Dept'!$B$17="Vertical" - False - there's the problem
=Data!I2="Vertical" - True
=LEN(Data!I2) - 9
=LEN('Jobs by Dept'!$B$17) - 8

With Vertical, it has a trailing space.

But in checking another problem child, horizontal, both LENs return 10. I was expecting to see an 11 with the B-value.

The B-values are all static text. Though in another report they come in via a formula, referencing a static list, from another sheet.

Is there a way to better input the values or does the value need to be trimmed?
 
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Though in another report they come in via a formula, referencing a static list, from another sheet.

Is this other report relevant to the current situation? Are they copied as pasted as values from it?

What does this return?

=TRIM('Jobs by Dept'!$B$17)="Vertical"
 
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Sorry for the delay, but sleep took over.

=TRIM('Jobs by Dept'!$B$17)="Vertical" is true.

It can't be trimmed within the sumif can it?

By resolving this issue, the other reports can be corrected.
 
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