I have to add to all the praise here - I am also creating a budget and have been getting my brain tangled up in knots watching Excel videos... you are the first person to actually make this easy and accessible. THANK YOU!!
Thank you for this and your other tutorial videos! Using what I learn to create a dynamic budget tracker and your videos have proven to be indispensable.
@@techteachersandstudents Do you have videos on how to extract data from a single cell? I'm doing something where you need to separate the data from a single cell into 3 columns (Date, Description and Amount). And it says every column has different formulas. I cant find any videos, and I have no idea what that formula is😓.
Great explanation. I noticed your range references are based on something like Table1[column] instead of, eg, D2:D25. Do you have a video that explains how that is set up?
What if my 3rd criterion is a single selection from a drop down list instead of another full range of data like "Genre"? How would this formula be created? Would it still be a SUMIFS function or something else? P.S. I am trying to figure this out for a real application. I am trying to sum values of different trading accounts by account type. I am not able to list a single cell with the account type in quotes. For example... "Trading" or "Roth IRA"
I have to add to all the praise here - I am also creating a budget and have been getting my brain tangled up in knots watching Excel videos... you are the first person to actually make this easy and accessible. THANK YOU!!
Excel has gotten a lot more powerful over the years, but thanks to videos like this, it's a lot easier
This is so great. I love that you use a large set of data. It is more realistic and better to follow to me.
Thank you for this and your other tutorial videos! Using what I learn to create a dynamic budget tracker and your videos have proven to be indispensable.
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I have been trying to get this sumif for a while now
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Geat job !! easy to follow. I am now a subscriber.
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I saw many vedio i didnt understood at all these formula really u r explanation is grate and understandable thank you so much Sir
Before I watch this video, I was struggling with sumifs function. However after I watch it, it was so clear explanation. I really like this video.
💃💃💃... me celebrating after learning how to use SUMIFS successfully by following this example. Much appreciated.
i like how you explain small tips and tricks along the way.
This is the first viideo I watched to learn SUMIFS formula and I understood very well. Thanks for your video and I have subscribed.
Thanks for your clear and not complicate teaching, this video helps me a lot.
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Thank you thank you for this video! I could not find out what was wrong with my formula and watching this video once fixed it.
This was the perfect video for exactly what I was looking for, thank you.
Same here
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Thank you! I love the simplicity of the way you teach.
Very clear and straightforward explanation, thank you !
Just saved me hours of time. Godbless you.
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Great video!!!! Short and easy to understand! I hate those videos that talk too much. We do not care who you are... .Just teach us the formulas.
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Subscribed! Now I really understand what sumifs is. I will be able to finish my tasks early bc of this. Thank you!
Thanks a bunch. Saved me a lot of trouble.
Thank you so much I struggled with understanding this, this video made me understand the formula!
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Thanks for refreshing my memory! 🙏
Thank you for this simplified tutorial. Very helpful
These are great refreshers for me. Clear instructions very easy to follow...Thank you
thank you - sumifs is a winner!
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THANK YOU! So useful oh my goodness, this is amazing.
Thank you so much. Your videos are all very easy to understand compared to other yt videos.
Glad to hear that!
@@techteachersandstudents Do you have videos on how to extract data from a single cell? I'm doing something where you need to separate the data from a single cell into 3 columns (Date, Description and Amount). And it says every column has different formulas. I cant find any videos, and I have no idea what that formula is😓.
Thank you very very much for this tutorial, it has helped me a lot, in just a second.
This video was very helpful. Thank you very much.
Super helpful. Love using this function :)
Got it!!! Your explanation is very clear and you give some example to support your data!! Well done you!! :)
Thanks for the video it helps me understand a file that I was working on
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Thank you for this tutorial! It is so helpful.
Thanks. Saved so much time
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Thanks alot boss, have been suffering by adding them separately,ie consuming alot of time
Simple and to the point. Love it!
This video saved me today! Thank you thank you
Thanks for your great explanation, now I can play with this powerful formula.
Very good explanations. Thank you so much.
exactly what i needed. thank you.
Great tutorial! I'm making my way through your videos.
Great explanation. Thank you!
Nice explanation. Thank You.
Great explanation. I noticed your range references are based on something like Table1[column] instead of, eg, D2:D25. Do you have a video that explains how that is set up?
Select the range, and turn them into a table by clicking on "Format as Table". The next time you select the range, it will appear as you described.
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thanks sir your tutorial was very clear
Very well explained'., Hats off to you.But how do we got practise of that .?
Thank you very much. It solved my problem
Well done!! Thank you for sharing!
very clear tutorial
Thank you Sir ! It really is helpful .
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Amazing. Keep up the great work.
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Terrific explanation!
Very useful!! Thank you very much!
hello and thanks ..this was really helpful
but i had a doubt how you will print the sumifs() value in another sheet
I am trying to make an Automatic Bowling Scoresheet. Any suggestions for the formula here?
Thanks. you made my day!
That's a very useful formula.
Thanks, very helpful
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you just saved my entire GPA
Fantastic tutorial! :)
So, it's basically a handy form of the AND function in excel for summing?
Thank you excellent tutorial
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Gave this a like! Thanks for the informational video
Super helpful😊
I see mystery in three cells, which would add to more than the amount you posted.
Smart, and very helpful indeed.
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Of coarse helpful..thank you v.much
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This could be easily done through pviot table then why should go for sumif? could you please assist and clear my doubts. Thanks in advance
Perfect video
how did you make those title cells with the drop menu ex. "formula, genre" ?
Amazing video!
Thank you ❤
Very helpful, thanks a lot
could you please show me how to find all genre cost paid sum of DVD. especially when there is more than two criteria range and criteria. thank you
How to sum a number for example greater than 10, if the criteria range and the sum range are the same
Fantastic. Many thanks
What if my 3rd criterion is a single selection from a drop down list instead of another full range of data like "Genre"? How would this formula be created? Would it still be a SUMIFS function or something else?
P.S. I am trying to figure this out for a real application. I am trying to sum values of different trading accounts by account type. I am not able to list a single cell with the account type in quotes. For example... "Trading" or "Roth IRA"