SUMIFS to reference job code/hours in seperate table

KristiGohs81

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Good Moring All!

I am looking to reference a separate table on a separate worksheet in the same workbook. I would like to total all hours worked for one specific job code in the table. The formula is below: What am I missing?

Too few arguments???

=SUMIFS(TblGPH[Hours],TblGPH[Job],[@Job],SUMIFS(TblHLH[Hours],TblHLH[Job],[@Job]))

Thanks for all of your help! I am new at learning all of this and trying to power through.
 

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Excel Formula:
=SUMIFS(TblGPH[Hours],TblGPH[Job],[@Job])+SUMIFS(TblHLH[Hours],TblHLH[Job],[@Job])
 
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