I got a simple data table and wanted to sum up the values only if two criterias are both matched, which are located in 2 different columns of each table row.
Summing up the values for only 1 condition (month OR application) works well:
=SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;H2;$E$2:$E$16)
Result: token usage for different months
Now i wanted to break down the monthly usage into the different products. E.g. the token usage for the product "AutoCAD" in the month "Jänner". These approaches i´ve tried:
=SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;AND(H2;D2);$E$2:$E$16)
=SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;AND("Jänner";"AutoCAD");$E$2:$E$16)
Result: 0 (every value == 0)
=SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;{H2;D2};$E$2:$E$16)
=SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;{H2,D2};$E$2:$E$16)
Result: syntax failure
=SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;H2;$E$2:$E$16) SUMMEWENN($C$2:$E$16;D2;$E$2:$E$16)
Result: 26 (false, summing up separately from each other)
Desired result:
How can i reach the desired result with inbuild excel functions?
(I only want to set up a VBA script if it is absolutely impossible to do otherwise).
CodePudding user response:
You can use SUMIFS
for adding multiple conditions should apply for the set you want to sum a range. For example:
=SUMIFS($F$2:$F$16,$C$2:$C$16,H2, $D$2:$D$16, "AutoCAD")