I'm writing a script in a sheet that relies on ranges from a different sheet. For example this line works perfectly fine using SUMIF:
=sumif(accounting!$D$3:$D$200,A2, accounting!$C$3:$C$200)
when i try to add ranges that consist of subranges (as per instructions here):
You can join multiple ranges into one continuous range using this same punctuation. For example, to combine values from A1-A10 with the values from D1-D10, you can use the following formula to create a range in a continuous column: ={A1:A10; D1:D10}
like so:
=sumif({accounting!D3:D6;accounting!D10:D16;accounting!D27:D28},
A2,
{accounting!C3:C6;accounting!C10:C16;accounting!C27:C28})
it gives me the following error
argument must be a range
keep in mind this works
=sumif({accounting!D3:D6;accounting!D10:D16;accounting!D27:D28},
A2,
accounting!C3:C6)
it seems only when i add a range to the third arguments do things blow up.. ideas?
the third argument of sumif is a range
by default settings of this formula. There is no way to use it with an array.
You may use sum + filter
=round(sum(filter({accounting!C3:C6;accounting!C10:C16;accounting!C27:C28},
{accounting!D3:D6;accounting!D10:D16;accounting!D27:D28}=A2)), 1)
Not sure about Excel, this works only in Google Spreadsheets. Here's sample sheet