The SUMIF function in Excel adds up values in a range of cells that meet certain criteria. Click here to Read Full Tutorial
=SUMIF(range, criteria, [sum_range])
=SUMIF
: Start typing =SUMIF
to begin the formula."David"
in quotation marks, which means you want to look for “David”.The SUMIFS function in Excel adds up cells that meet multiple criteria. It’s a math and trig function. Click here to Read Full Tutorial
=SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...).
=SUMIFS
: Start the formula.$D:$D
).$B:$B
) and type $F8
(e.g., “David”). Do the same for the second range (e.g., $C:$C
) and $G8
(e.g., “Australia”).=SUMIFS(
.>=F$12
.<=G$12
.C:C
and use G$18&"*"
to match values starting with the text in G18
.B:B
and use F19
to match the exact value.This tutorial introduces XLOOKUP, a new function in Excel for both vertical and horizontal lookups. Tasks that used to feel super complicated, like left-side lookups, finding the last match, or using VLOOKUP with multiple criteria, are now much easier with XLOOKUP.
Before, you had to choose between VLOOKUP for vertical lookups, HLOOKUP for horizontal ones, or more complex options like INDEX MATCH or Power Query. But now, you don’t have to pick anymore. XLOOKUP can handle all those tasks in one simple function.
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An ultimate guide for basic user to understand Excel Vlookup function. VLOOKUP is a vertical lookup which helps the user to extract the values from other columns (leftmost) basis on matching column string.
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