带有 Sumifs 的 Google Sheets ArrayFormula

Question

Usually don't need help with sheets but I think my brain is imploding from thinking on this too much.

Trying to fill an entire column with an array formula that sums values from a separate column based on conditions from two other columns. If that sounds strange just check out this example sheet .

Invoices have numbers. Customer payments have "Into" bank accounts and also invoice numbers associated with them so I know which payment corresponds to which invoice. Sometimes payments are made in pieces. I would like to sum all payments for each invoice and on separate accounts. I know how to do this using sumifs. The trick I want to pull is doing this with one array formula in the first cell. Appreciate all help.

Answer 1

The solution that I ended up using was this:

Credit due to 2n9 from google forums. Here is the link

=arrayformula(sumif(B3:B8&C3:C8,F3:F8&"A",A3:A8))

There were some other very good answers there using queries from Jean-Pierre Verhulst:

=query(A2:C8, "select B, sum(A) group by B pivot C")

=query(query(A2:C8, "select B, sum(A) group by B pivot C"), "select Col2, Col3")

=ArrayFormula(query(query(A2:C8, "select B, sum(A) group by B pivot C"), "select Col2, Col3 offset 1",0)+0)

Each of these solutions solves the problem but in a different way. They have different attributes such as removing headers or choosing only a certain column. Use the link to the google forum for more information.

Hope this helps someone.

Answer 2

I have added a column to combine the two conditions that need to match in both tables.

I used an arrayformula to extend the combined conditions, then I used a sumif inside of another arrayformula to do what would have effectively been sumifs within an arrayformula.

Table 1 (Paint Estimate)

=ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(IF(E2:E<>"",E2:E&"First Coat",0),"E"))
=ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(SUMIF(Progress!B2:B,T2:T,Progress!G2:G),0))

Table 2 (Progress)

=ARRAYFORMULA(A2:A&E2:E)

Answer 3

You can use SUMIFS to return an array, eg in L3

=SUMIFS(A3:A8,B3:B8,F3:F8,C3:C8,"A")

Note that where a single criteria is normally expected I have used F3:F8, so the formula returns the required array of 6 values

Untested as I'm currently on my ipad and it doesn't seem to like google docs....