SUMIFS - VLOOKUP is not NA

rachel06

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi!

Trying to get a formula to work if a vlookup is not NA.

I know it's something similar to this:

This is in a cell in C24 on a sheet called "Payment Grid"
Code:
=SUMIFS(C3:C22,B3:B22,not(isna(vlookup(B3,'Quarter Lookup'!B:C,2,0)

In simple terms: On the Payment Grid Sheet: I want to sum rows C3:C22 in cell C24 if the vlookup from cells B3:B22 to the quarter lookup is not NA.

Hope that makes sense? Maybe this isn't even possible but I feel like it should be somehow!
 

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