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EXCEL formula - SumIF
Hi,
We have the below formula, but would like to know if this could be amended to show only results from visible cells in that range rather than all cells.
So if we had the data filtered the results from the formula would be on the filtered data and not the whole data.
=SUMIFS(PREMIUM!$J$2:$J$80674,PREMIUM!$G$2:$G$80674,">="&$A8,PREMIUM!$G$2:$G$80674,"<"&$A9,PREMIUM!$H$2:$H$80674,"1")
At the moment the data it is pulling this from is not formatted as a table but this could be done if needed.
Thank you.
Sam
RE: EXCEL formula - SumIF
Hi Sam,
Thank you for the forum question.
It is not an easy task.
You will need to use a combination of the Sumproduct, Offset,Subtotal and Row function.
I have added an example workbook where you can see how to do it.
I hope this can help you.
Kind regards
Jens Bonde
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