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“Sum Amount where Region is West and Status is Paid.”
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“Sum Amount where Region is West and Status is Paid.”
=SUMIFS(C:C,A:A,"West",B:B,"Paid")Paste an XLOOKUP formula to see what each argument does and what happens when no match is found.
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Function guides: IF, SUMIFS, XLOOKUP, and IFERROR. More practice: SUMIFS exercises.
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