SumIf

The SumIf function adds the numbers in a column if all the conditions are true for that row.

Syntax

SumIf(field, condition 1, [condition 2], ...)

Function arguments:

• field (required) - The column of numbers to add together. Null values are skipped.
• condition 1 (required) - The logical condition that returns a result that is either True or False. If the condition is True, the number on the corresponding row is added to the sum. Note: you can use operators in conditions.
• condition 2 + (optional) - Additional conditions can be added after the first condition.

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In the case of multiple conditions the "AND" logical operator is used by default. In order to use an "OR" operator the conditions should be encapsulated in a single condition chained by an explicit "OR."

Examples

SumIf([Sales], [State] = "TX" )

Returns the sum values in the Sales column if the State column value is TX.

SumIf([Sales], [State] = "TX" OR [State] = "CA")

Returns the sum of values in the Sales column if the State column value is TX or CA.

SumIf([Sales], [State] = "TX", [CustomerID] = "1234" )

Returns the sum of values in the Sales column if the State column value is TX and the CustomID column value is 1234.

SumIf([Sales], [State] = [list-control-state])

Returns the sum of values in the Sales column if the State column value matches the value selected in the list-control-state control element.