Mastering SUMIFS in Excel – Multi-Condition Summing Made Easy

Need to sum values based on two or more conditions? That’s where SUMIFS shines. It’s the powerful cousin of SUMIF.

🔹 Syntax:

=SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...)

🔹 Example:

To sum sales for “North” region and “Laptop” product:

=SUMIFS(C2:C20, A2:A20, "North", B2:B20, "Laptop")

👉 C2:C20 = Sales 👉 A2:A20 = Region 👉 B2:B20 = Product

🔹 Use Cases:

• 📍 Sales by category and region
• 📊 Performance by department and date
• 💼 Financial summaries with filters

🔹 Tips:

• ✅ Use cell references for dynamic filters
• 📈 Works great with dropdowns and slicers
• 💡 Use with IFERROR for clean dashboards

🔚 Wrap-Up:

SUMIFS gives you full control over how totals are calculated. Perfect for Excel users building real-time reports and multi-filter dashboards.

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