Just one thing which I want to write"" Excellent". You are doing a great job for the Excel users/lovers/addicts. Waiting eagerly for your every video, your trick, your explanation, your logic. Hats Off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Leila I've worked with Excel for many years but learn something new every time I watch one of your vids. Just one quibble. The singular of "criteria" is "criterion". Keep up the good work. Peter
Hi Peter - Glad you like the videos and find the content useful. As for criterion - That's good to know - I always went with criteria for singular and plural :)
Mam b4 watching your videos i was of the view that index and match are used seperately and cannot be joined in any case and they cannot be use for typical problems solving...but now my view has been changed they are very useful and can ease our life to a great extent....Very useful video mam...
Glad to hear this video helped :) Yes - I am a big fan of Index and Match and also Index mixed in with other formulas. I find it to be very powerful and flexible formula.
Hi, Leila, as always, thanks for simplifying my work. Just to add, I use Indirect to dynamically change the sum range, but given that it's volatile, I always sought a better way; yours is better.
Hi Leila, Also, we can use for range selection with appling CHOOSE&MATCH functions instead of index. =SUMIFS(choose(match(K6;Table1[[#Header];[Base salary]:[Bonus]];0);Table1[Base salary];Table1[Benefits];Table1[Bonus]);Table1[Cost center];J6) That's all 😊 Thanks for your presentation
Great job Leila, you offered a very healthy plate contains a lot of vitamins: Data Validation, Sumifs, Index (Array & Reference), and Match. This plate might be richer than the delicate Pivot Table plate. Thanks for your efforts.
I have learnt a lot from excel videos, not simply usage of excel functions but also a lot of workaround solutions. Thank you so much for great efforts!
Thanks for another interesting video. As trainer, I appreciate your taking the time to work through the reasoning behind the formula. I am trying a new strategy with your videos. Instead of just watching the videos (and taking notes), I watch the introduction and see if I can derive your solution on my own. Sometimes I able to arrive at the same solution, sometimes I find a different solution and most of time I cannot figure out a solution. I took a slight different strategy solve the problem. I defined names for each of fields/columns containing values being summed and used the INDIRECT function to decide which field to use based on the name of ranges. Thanks again for a wonderful video and a good intellectual challenge.
That's a great learning approach and also a great answer you came up with! It's great to hear your ways of getting to the answers for me and others too because it provides all of us different perspectives and methods to getting to the same place. Thank you so much for sharing....
Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge, I really appreciate it, I have learned a lot from you, and I would like to share this other option, using the titles of the columns in the table and obtaining the same result: =SUMIF(Table1[Cost center],J6,INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("Table1[",K6,"]")))
I thought of this way initially, but yeah the formula is better, I think. So his formula takes use of the in-built name manager functionality of tables where table headers are automatically used as name for the corresponding columns. So in the formula instead of typing exact ranges like f2:f26 simply use that name. He referred the name with k6 input cell. Hope this clarify.
you probably dont care at all but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
Hi Leila, this is again one of the fantastic example of integrated functions. In excel, I feel a function really has a limited usefulness when used by itself, but when used in combination of other related functions, it produces amazing results. Always love to watch your videos on excel. Keep sharing..
@@LeilaGharani hi madam I m going to request thats plz make a video as a like original data I mean official work data..after thats use data base nd make a revenue % donet bar chart bcz its very useful my official presentation 👍
This is incredible. I feel like I am sitting side-by-side with a real pro, learning the ropes. I have never seen input cells formatted that way. It was really nice how you showed how to format it. If you aren't on Udemy or Lynda yet, you should be. Cheers!
you wont believe me when is say this. this is the function i was looking for long time. amazingly explained as always. what else i can say mam other than thanks for your generosity. My friend have solved this issue by using indirect function nested with sumifs it is a bit though.....
All your videos are really very informative and educational. I like Excel and have learned a lot from you. Thank you so much for giving us such opportunity to learn from you.
thanks!!!! for posting such brilliant tutorials, I have applied most of these in our day to day business decision models using excel and been immensely benefited, keep it up, cheers!!!!
This is great stuff! So glad I stumbled upon your page. The way you clearly explain not only the "How" but the "Why" is a real value add. You have a new subscriber!
Thanks for your videos I have been watching some of your videos and find your channel a great place to learn new tricks. I would suggest using named ranges and the indirect function to reference the dynamic sum range in the formula. I have tried it many times and it works just fine
Hi Leila, How does it work when the column selection has to be done based on conditions in first row and second row? For example: first row condition narrows the columns to a few and the second row condition brings down to one column to be selected. Looking forward for your answer…
Thanks very much for this insightful video. I just want to know if there's way to use this formula to return/sum the values between two dates say 29/01/2022 and 05/02/2022. This is assuming we've got dates in columns F:H. This will then bring the number of criteria to 3 - 'Cost centre plus the first and second dates.
Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge, I really appreciate it, I have learned a lot from you, and I would like to share this other option, using the titles of the columns in the table and obtaining the same result =SUMIF(Table1[Cost center],J6,INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("Table1[",K6,"]")))
very passionate attention to details, always use your tricks at the office to amaze my friends and recommended and promote your channel to them videos are for free, Jazak Allah khairan this is a minimum to your efforts and may Allah rewarded you with Janna inshae Allah if please can share videos about P&L, manpower cost budgeting vs actual either dashboard or data analyses formulas "I know it`s a big topic " but your generosity goes beyond this world :)
@@LeilaGharani I need your help to make data drill down to their respective parameters. Like if I select product>> state >> district then in tabular format first state will come followed by district in next column, then Fy18, Fy20 & industry growth but when I provide sumifs function to it value arrive with combination of of all 3 but not able sort by top and bottom Industry growth in sumifs. Could you help me in this or any alternate to it. How I can rank to it in data dump
@@LeilaGharani I am really big fans of yours. The way you tought those concept my soul dilutes in such way, my mind can start applying it even I woke up in the morning.
This is much easier in Boolean. =sum( (Column Header 1 = test)*(Column 1 data range) + (Column Header 2 = test)*(Column 2 data range) + (Column Header 3 = test)*(Column 3 data range) )
You may not get much snow in Seattle, Michael, but you get lots of rain, eh? It's been cold in San Francisco Bay Area this year we've had lots of rain. The rain actually took out some of mountain roads - they just washed down the mountain side
Thank you so much! My level in excel is only intermediate and this video has helped me a lot in solving one of my excel tasks! You got another subscriber! :-)
Thank you very much . Please explain how to use standard formula for totalling date-wise debit and credit columns and balance in next line, like cash book in tally.
Grab the file I used in the video from here 👉 pages.xelplus.com/sumproduct-alternate-file
Just one thing which I want to write"" Excellent". You are doing a great job for the Excel users/lovers/addicts. Waiting eagerly for your every video, your trick, your explanation, your logic. Hats Off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much Gopala. Very glad to hear you enjoy the videos :)
Hi Leila
I've worked with Excel for many years but learn something new every time I watch one of your vids. Just one quibble. The singular of "criteria" is "criterion".
Keep up the good work.
Peter
Hi Peter - Glad you like the videos and find the content useful. As for criterion - That's good to know - I always went with criteria for singular and plural :)
This is one of the best excel explanations I have seen. Thank you! I was able to solve my challenge in minutes after viewing this.
Mam b4 watching your videos i was of the view that index and match are used seperately and cannot be joined in any case and they cannot be use for typical problems solving...but now my view has been changed they are very useful and can ease our life to a great extent....Very useful video mam...
Glad to hear this video helped :) Yes - I am a big fan of Index and Match and also Index mixed in with other formulas. I find it to be very powerful and flexible formula.
Hi, Leila, as always, thanks for simplifying my work. Just to add, I use Indirect to dynamically change the sum range, but given that it's volatile, I always sought a better way; yours is better.
Miss it's great that you are able to help so many people in their jobs and businesses, very inspirational to business people and others, Thank you.
It's my pleasure Ted.
Hi Leila,
Also, we can use for range selection with appling CHOOSE&MATCH functions instead of index.
=SUMIFS(choose(match(K6;Table1[[#Header];[Base salary]:[Bonus]];0);Table1[Base salary];Table1[Benefits];Table1[Bonus]);Table1[Cost center];J6)
That's all 😊
Thanks for your presentation
still some good person exits who help people for nothing.. thanks madam. i am watching your video from far away....
Great job Leila, you offered a very healthy plate contains a lot of vitamins:
Data Validation, Sumifs, Index (Array & Reference), and Match.
This plate might be richer than the delicate Pivot Table plate.
Thanks for your efforts.
Many thanks Lotfy - that's a very nice way of putting it :)
I have learnt a lot from excel videos, not simply usage of excel functions but also a lot of workaround solutions. Thank you so much for great efforts!
Thanks for another interesting video. As trainer, I appreciate your taking the time to work through the reasoning behind the formula.
I am trying a new strategy with your videos. Instead of just watching the videos (and taking notes), I watch the introduction and see if I can derive your solution on my own. Sometimes I able to arrive at the same solution, sometimes I find a different solution and most of time I cannot figure out a solution.
I took a slight different strategy solve the problem. I defined names for each of fields/columns containing values being summed and used the INDIRECT function to decide which field to use based on the name of ranges.
Thanks again for a wonderful video and a good intellectual challenge.
That's a great learning approach and also a great answer you came up with! It's great to hear your ways of getting to the answers for me and others too because it provides all of us different perspectives and methods to getting to the same place. Thank you so much for sharing....
Excellent explanation of this application of SUMIFS with Index/Match to determine the sum column. Much appreciated.
Simple suoerb mam.. take a bow.. hats off.. cant talk much about it.. simple wow
Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge, I really appreciate it, I have learned a lot from you, and I would like to share this other option, using the titles of the columns in the table and obtaining the same result: =SUMIF(Table1[Cost center],J6,INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("Table1[",K6,"]")))
That's great! Thank you for this. I will pin this on top so others can see this alternate method as well :)
@@LeilaGharani, would you please make a video for this formula, because i did not understand the difference.
I thought of this way initially, but yeah the formula is better, I think. So his formula takes use of the in-built name manager functionality of tables where table headers are automatically used as name for the corresponding columns. So in the formula instead of typing exact ranges like f2:f26 simply use that name. He referred the name with k6 input cell. Hope this clarify.
I use this already, but can I have a 2 column sum or average range in a table?
you probably dont care at all but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
This video never gets old. Such a beautiful explanation on index and match along with sumifs for different columns.
Hi Leila, this is again one of the fantastic example of integrated functions. In excel, I feel a function really has a limited usefulness when used by itself, but when used in combination of other related functions, it produces amazing results. Always love to watch your videos on excel. Keep sharing..
Fully agree Sachin. As a team the formulas can achieve amazing results :)
it's really hard to find the best video like this, thanks for your good tips
yours teaching projects nd your teaching way is both are superb I'm enjoying your teaching class 👍
That's so great to hear. Thanks for the kind feedback.
@@LeilaGharani hi madam I m going to request thats plz make a video as a like original data I mean official work data..after thats use data base nd make a revenue % donet bar chart bcz its very useful my official presentation 👍
the between bracket idea inside the Index function is new thing for me thank you so much Ms. Leila.
You're very welcome Ismail - yes that can come in handy... :)
Hi Leila,
ultimate teaching, even excel beginners can understand the dynamic rules....
Keep posting more dynamic video's
Thanks Deva. Glad you like it.
This is incredible. I feel like I am sitting side-by-side with a real pro, learning the ropes. I have never seen input cells formatted that way. It was really nice how you showed how to format it. If you aren't on Udemy or Lynda yet, you should be. Cheers!
I'm glad to hear you like the content! Thank you for your kind comment and support. Yes - I'm on Udemy :)
Leila Gharani Awesome I'm going to look and see your course catalog. Your way of explaining things is excellent. Good day!
Enrolled!
Thanks for the support. Which one did you pick?
"Advanced Excel: Top Excel Tips and Formulas" and "Visually Effective Excel Dashboards"
Curious to get your feedback on these. Let me know on the Q&A board inside the course if you run into any questions.
So very happy I stumbled upon this video. Your explanation abilities are exceptional. I’m an instant subscriber - thank you!
Glad you like it. It's great to have you here.
you wont believe me when is say this. this is the function i was looking for long time. amazingly explained as always. what else i can say mam other than thanks for your generosity. My friend have solved this issue by using indirect function nested with sumifs it is a bit though.....
That's great Solomon! Very happy to hear you found what you were looking for :) . Thanks for your feedback.
I need to test it but you may have changed my life at work :)
I love your way of teaching ..
your teaching technique can give me bettr job
I really thankful to you..
Regards,
Dev Bartwal
You're welcome Dev! Very glad to hear you find the content useful.
Amazing Explanation and i had learned maximum tricks from your videos. thanks and Good wishes for your health,
Thanks! Glad the videos are helpful.
MY GOOOOOOD, you just answered my excel nightmares question, I lost sleep to find it. You are great, thank you so much.
Happy to help! Now get some rest 😊
Great work. Your step by step approach is so logcal. I had this working on my own spredsheet in nearly real time following your steps.
Never knew about that trick using index with sumif's to change sum range dynamically.
Thank You !!
You're welcome Harsha.
Your videos are really helpful in my work.
Thank you (from India)
I'm glad to hear that! You're very welcome.
All your videos are really very informative and educational. I like Excel and have learned a lot from you.
Thank you so much for giving us such opportunity to learn from you.
Thank you Ankur for your nice comment and for your support. I am really glad you find the videos useful.
Again thank you ma’am.
thanks so much Leila am enjoying your simplicity
Thank you Leila . You are GREAT teacher .
You're very welcome Nazila. I'm glad you like the tutorial :)
the hottest excel teacher on earth ..... with brain with beauty .... this video really helped me today
Brilliant video and I like the way of giving the lecture clear and slow, the result is easy to understand and remember :)
Thanks Maher. Glad you like it :)
Great!!!! it's really helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Mind blowing techniques used to dynamic sum. Thanks a lot.
thanks!!!! for posting such brilliant tutorials, I have applied most of these in our day to day business decision models using excel and been immensely benefited, keep it up, cheers!!!!
I'm very happy to hear that! Thanks for the encouraging comment and the support!
Thank you Dear, your videos are really helpful.
Very Helpful, appreciate if you have next video with dynamic selection with Horizontal Sumifs..
YOU KNOWLEDGE IS VERY HELPFULL, THANKS
Thanks Leila for sharing this useful video. The reference section of index formula was a new thing to learn.👍👍👍
Glad you like it :)
very great information, its help me too much in my work
Hi Leila, It's really good tutorial and I have used this for my future use in office calculation.
You're welcome Prafull. Glad to hear that :)
Some fools dislikes the video... strange...Great video ma"am ...always enhance knowledge
Leila, you're brilliant!! Thank you!!
This is great stuff! So glad I stumbled upon your page. The way you clearly explain not only the "How" but the "Why" is a real value add. You have a new subscriber!
That's great! Good to have you here.
Mem seeing your video has made me a good knowledge of Excel
So much helpful! Thanks for the idea!
Yes , I got learn which is amazing with my work. Thanks lila gharani
i love that shortcuts tips like de CTRL + 1 thank!!! excelente video
Thanks for your videos I have been watching some of your videos and find your channel a great place to learn new tricks. I would suggest using named ranges and the indirect function to reference the dynamic sum range in the formula. I have tried it many times and it works just fine
That's a great tip too. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Leila, How does it work when the column selection has to be done based on conditions in first row and second row?
For example: first row condition narrows the columns to a few and the second row condition brings down to one column to be selected. Looking forward for your answer…
Ur a nice teacher dear go on with success
You are great at explaining complex things, thank you!
I'm glad you find it easy to follow. Thank you for your support.
Thank you so much, finding you on you tube is my luck. Your videos are very much helpful.
I'm very happy to hear that Surya! Glad you find the content useful.
Gonna use this to build a brilliant budget sheet
Thank you so much! I was tearing my hair out trying to figure this out myself.
Glad I could help!
This is super great and helpful! Finally found it! Thank you so much for the sharing~❤️
Awesome video: clever, clear, concise, and useful.
This is awesome. This is just what I needed to conditionally sum on variable columns. I will have to check out more of your videos. Great Job!
I'm glad to hear that! Thank you for your comment.
Ur a life saver ! Simply awesome
Glad it helped!
You're God sent
Thanks very much for this insightful video. I just want to know if there's way to use this formula to return/sum the values between two dates say 29/01/2022 and 05/02/2022. This is assuming we've got dates in columns F:H. This will then bring the number of criteria to 3 - 'Cost centre plus the first and second dates.
Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge, I really appreciate it, I have learned a lot from you, and I would like to share this other option, using the titles of the columns in the table and obtaining the same result =SUMIF(Table1[Cost center],J6,INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("Table1[",K6,"]")))
Life saver! Thanks so much
very useful;
Please zoom in the result at the bottom for more clarification of the same result...
Excellent Logic Mam, it help
very passionate attention to details, always use your tricks at the office to amaze my friends and recommended and promote your channel to them videos are for free, Jazak Allah khairan this is a minimum to your efforts and may Allah rewarded you with Janna inshae Allah if please can share videos about P&L, manpower cost budgeting vs actual either dashboard or data analyses formulas "I know it`s a big topic " but your generosity goes beyond this world :)
Thank you so much for the support Khalid. Will add your suggestions to my list of upcoming videos.
chapeaux
Very informative ....simple .....Clear .....good job leila madam
Thanks for your help
It's a really helpful 🙏
Excellent. Thanks for sharing,
Hi Leila,
Really your videos are very useful for me!! I am looking forward More videos from you.
Brilliant video
Mam thx for sharing knowledge
Hope you post new more vdo. I like your work😍
Leila, love ❤️ you for sharing this information.. I'm looking for exact excel formula for dynamic header selection in sumifs.
This is awesome, thanks for a great tute.
Super helpful for me... Thank you Leila..
What a wonderful tutorial with a very clear explanations, thank you so much.
You're very welcome! I am glad you like the video.
Hi LEILA this video is nice, in SUMIF function how to use INDEX and MATCH function.
Outstanding, thank you!
I am watching your video's and it's really helpful.
Glad you think so!
@@LeilaGharani I need your help to make data drill down to their respective parameters. Like if I select product>> state >> district then in tabular format first state will come followed by district in next column, then Fy18, Fy20 & industry growth but when I provide sumifs function to it value arrive with combination of of all 3 but not able sort by top and bottom Industry growth in sumifs. Could you help me in this or any alternate to it. How I can rank to it in data dump
And if I want share sample details how can I do
@@LeilaGharani I am really big fans of yours. The way you tought those concept my soul dilutes in such way, my mind can start applying it even I woke up in the morning.
This literally saves me hundreds of hours per year.
Glad it's helpful Shawn.
Super useful, as always. Thanks a lot!
Thank you very helpful
Where do you learn all these formulas with different functions. It’s amazing
brilliant video, many thanks!
This is much easier in Boolean. =sum( (Column Header 1 = test)*(Column 1 data range) + (Column Header 2 = test)*(Column 2 data range) + (Column Header 3 = test)*(Column 3 data range) )
Most welcome , we are waiting your next video. Thank you so much.
Just uploaded it :)
I agree with Lotfy Kozman: thanks for the plate of vitamins!!!
Mike the master of fat plates caught me here :)
You're welcome Mike. It was snowing here yesterday so vitamins are always good :)
Wow - snowing is fun, but mostly because we don't get much snow in Seattle.
Here we just can't wait to get some sun. It was a very cold winter this year...
You may not get much snow in Seattle, Michael, but you get lots of rain, eh? It's been cold in San Francisco Bay Area this year we've had lots of rain. The rain actually took out some of mountain roads - they just washed down the mountain side
Good sharing, my sister
Awesome trick 👌👍
Thank you so much! My level in excel is only intermediate and this video has helped me a lot in solving one of my excel tasks! You got another subscriber! :-)
Glad it was helpful. Great to have you here!
best teacher! Thanks for sharing this with us.
Excellent video,
Thanks a lot Leila. This is very helpful. Also, can we apply same method for sumproduct function as well??
thank you very much I love you as being my techier🙂
Thank you very much . Please explain how to use standard formula for totalling date-wise debit and credit columns and balance in next line, like cash book in tally.
Thanks! This helped me a lot to find out how to sumifs with dynamic columns!