Microsoft Excel - 5 Most Common Excel Functions

Microsoft Excel contains 450+ built-in functions. These functions range from simple mathematical functions such as SUM() to more complex functions such as the VLOOKUP() function. Below is a list of the 5 most common Excel functions.
-- SUM
-- AVERAGE
-- IF
-- VLOOKUP
-- SUMIF
For a complete list of all Excel functions, check out the link below.
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Is there an easier way to choose SUMIF for the different months? Can we change the SumRange without changing the formula?

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The SUMIF function can only take one range to SUM.