Sumifs on Pivot Table Plus

wsnyder

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi,

I am trying to create a SUMIFS() to Sum only certain columns in my Pivot Table
I keep getting a #VALUE! error no matter what I do
Added the Range of numbers manually in Row 2
Any ideas?
Thanks,
w


Ex_Sumifs.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
1Dates(All)
21234567
3Sum of SalesColumn Labels
4Row LabelsAcmeBronxBustersDooleywhopsThingamajigsWhatchamacallitsWidgetsRUSGrand Total
5East$ 88,975.43$ 88,435.50$ 84,353.30$ 95,615.76$ 78,275.46$ 96,829.62$ 532,485.08
6North$ 82,812.59$ 84,133.30$ 96,316.45$ 88,152.49$ 93,531.99$ 92,252.10$ 537,198.91
7South$ 95,665.94$ 86,223.02$ 98,519.41$ 90,297.41$ 87,969.34$ 84,538.30$ 543,213.43
8West$ 88,643.94$ 93,228.47$ 82,503.86$ 83,993.66$ 79,119.62$ 82,713.71$ 510,203.26
9Grand Total$ 356,097.91$ 352,020.29$ 361,693.01$ 358,059.32$ 338,896.41$ 356,333.74$ 2,123,100.68
10
114
12East#VALUE!
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:H2C2=+B2+1
C12C12=SUMIFS($A$5:$H$9,$B$2:$H$2,"<="&C11,$A$5:$A$9,$B$12)
 

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Give this a try:
Excel Formula:
=SUM(FILTER(FILTER($B$5:$H$8,$B$2:$H$2<=$C$11),$A$5:$A$8=$B$12))
or this:
Excel Formula:
=SUM(($B$2:$H$2<=$C$11)*($A$5:$A$8=$B$12)*($B$5:$H$8))
if you need it to run on pre 365 Excel change the 2nd one from Sum to SumProduct
 
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Solution
Thanks Alex,

The first formula works great!

Thanks,
w
 
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Hi @Alex Blakenburg

I need to add some additional criteria to the SUM(FILTER(FILTER( Formula
I added but I'm getting a #VALUE! error

Can I not keep adding more nested FILTER statements to get down to the 1 column I need to summarize?
This works as expected down to BDQ$4, but then breaks at BDQ$6

Excel Formula:
=FILTER(FILTER(FILTER(Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$9:$BDL$1500,
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDC$9:$BDC$1500>=BDQ$2) *
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDC$9:$BDC$1500<=BDQ$3)),
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$6:$BDL$6=BDQ$4)),
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$8:$BDL$8=BDQ$6))


Thanks,
w
 
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@Alex Blakenburg

I got it.
I ended up splitting Row from Column criteria and it worked!

Thanks,
-w

Excel Formula:
=SUM(FILTER(FILTER(Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$9:$BDL$1500,
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDC$9:$BDC$1500>=BDQ$2) *
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDC$9:$BDC$1500<=BDQ$3)),
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$6:$BDL$6=BDQ$4) *
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$7:$BDL$7=BDQ$5) *
                                         (Pivot_CurrentMonth!$BDE$8:$BDL$8=BDQ$6)))
 
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