Happy Wednesday party people. I thought I could get a sumifs formula to work. I cannot, and after some reading maybe sumproduct would be better?
Below is the sumifs formula I tried and I receive a "You've entered too few arguments for this function" message. I'm trying to sum the hours for each month in workbook 2 (Cost Analyst Labor) based on the criteria range M55:P56 in workbook 1.
On workbook 2 the named ranges are Date = column A and Hours = column AA
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
=SUM(SUMIFS('Cost Analyst Labor - El Segundo.xlsx'!Hours,'Cost Analyst Labor - El Segundo.xlsx'!Date,">="&DATE(2024,5,1),'Cost Analyst Labor - El Segundo.xlsx'!Date,"<="&DATE(2024,6,1),M55:P56))
Below is the sumifs formula I tried and I receive a "You've entered too few arguments for this function" message. I'm trying to sum the hours for each month in workbook 2 (Cost Analyst Labor) based on the criteria range M55:P56 in workbook 1.
On workbook 2 the named ranges are Date = column A and Hours = column AA
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
=SUM(SUMIFS('Cost Analyst Labor - El Segundo.xlsx'!Hours,'Cost Analyst Labor - El Segundo.xlsx'!Date,">="&DATE(2024,5,1),'Cost Analyst Labor - El Segundo.xlsx'!Date,"<="&DATE(2024,6,1),M55:P56))