The SUMIFS formula in Excel is used to add up values that meet multiple criteria. Here is how you can use the SUMIFS formula in Excel:
- Start by opening an Excel spreadsheet and selecting the cell where you want the result to appear.
- Type in the formula "=SUMIFS(" in the cell.
- Follow the opening parenthesis with the range of values you want to add up. For example, if you want to add up values in column A, you would type "A:A".
- Follow the range with a comma and then specify the criteria range. For example, if you want to add up values in column A that meet a certain criteria in column B, you would type "B:B".
- Follow the criteria range with a comma and then specify the criteria. For example, if you want to add up values in column A where the corresponding value in column B is "Apple", you would type "Apple".
- If you have more than one criteria, follow the first criteria with a comma and then specify the second criteria range and criteria. For example, if you want to add up values in column A where the corresponding value in column B is "Apples" and the corresponding value in column C is "Red", you would type ",C:C,"Red".
- Continue to add additional criteria ranges and criteria separated by commas as needed.
- Close the formula with a closing parenthesis and press enter.
- Here is an example of a completed SUMIFS formula:
=SUMIFS(A:A,B:B,"Apple",C:C,"Red")
This formula will add up all the values in column A where the corresponding value in column B is "Apples" and the corresponding value in column C is "Red".
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