SUMIFS with multiple criteria and commas

rodrivers

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I'm trying to SUM data in a spreadsheet that have multiple column criteria and one containing commas.

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I need the data in column c with criteria to grab "RB" from column A, ">=6" in column d, and months 7 and less in column E. The comma is creating a problem when using sumif. Manually calculating returns 46,599, but this is used to forecast the upcoming years and the dates, species, size and number change yearly so I can't make the formula dependent on those cells.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
 

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I mocked up some sample data to come up with this solution. Note that there can't be anything in your Date column other than numbers and a comma with no spaces.

MrExcel posts20.xlsx
CDEFG
5RB41,20
6SC911,120
7RB93,4,63
8RB94,52
9RB97,81
10SC380
11RB290
12RB56,70
Sheet25
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G5:G12G5=SUM((--(NUMBERVALUE(TEXTSPLIT(E5,","))<8))*(C5="rb")*(D5>5))
 
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Welcome to the Forum.

I mocked up some sample data to come up with this solution. Note that there can't be anything in your Date column other than numbers and a comma with no spaces.

MrExcel posts20.xlsx
CDEFG
5RB41,20
6SC911,120
7RB93,4,63
8RB94,52
9RB97,81
10SC380
11RB290
12RB56,70
Sheet25
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G5:G12G5=SUM((--(NUMBERVALUE(TEXTSPLIT(E5,","))<8))*(C5="rb")*(D5>5))
I would need the total "number"(column C) summed fitting those parameters
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