Sumifs not working

TWTHOMAS

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Will sumifs work with a formula result?

I have a sheet this formula works perfectly on.

=SUMIFS(Schedule!C:H,Schedule!B:G,"Wildcats")

Columns c and h are both simply numbers.

However I have these two formulas in columns e and j ....

Column E
=IF(C3>H3,"3",IF(C3<H3,"0",IF(C3=H3,"1")))

Column J
=IF(H3>C3,"3",IF(H3<C3,"0",IF(H3=C3,"1")))

And this formula will only result in zero regardless of what I have tried.

=SUMIFS(Schedule!E:J,Schedule!B:G,"Wildcats")

If I input a number into either column and overwrite the formula, I get that sum. But although the formula results in a number, the sumifs will not work.

I've tried a simple =c2 in a new column and referenced that cell in the sumifs but still get zero as the result. I checked the format of the cells and they are definitely numbers. I've checked for invisible characters, and there appear to be none.

Help?
 

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Excel Facts

Why does 9 mean SUM in SUBTOTAL?
It is because Sum is the 9th alphabetically in Average, Count, CountA, Max, Min, Product, StDev.S, StDev.P, Sum, VAR.S, VAR.P.
Note that when writing formulas, if you want numeric results, you should NOT enclose the number to return in double-quotes.
Double-quotes are used to denote text entries, not numeric ones.

So try changing your formulas in column E and J to:
Excel Formula:
=IF(C3>H3,3,IF(C3<H3,0,IF(C3=H3,1)))
and
Excel Formula:
=IF(H3>C3,3,IF(H3<C3,0,IF(H3=C3,1)))
 
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You need to get rid of the quotes surrounding the numbers in the columns E & J, otherwise they are text
 
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You are welcome.
Glad we were able to help!
 
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