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How to use the SUMIF() function in Excel

Its adds all values in a range that meet specified criteria.

Syntax:
SUMIF(range; criteria; [sum_range])

Arguments:

Argument Description
range (required) Range of cells to evaluate against the criteria
criteria (required) Condition that determines which cells to add (number, expression, or text)
sum_range (optional) Actual cells to sum (if omitted, uses ‘range’ for summing)

Key Features:

  1. Criteria Formats:
    • Number: 32
    • Comparison: « >32 »
    • Text: « apples » (exact match) or « a* » (wildcard match)
    • Cell reference: A9
  2. Behavior:
    • Case-insensitive for text criteria
    • Supports wildcards (* for multiple characters, ? for single character)
    • Omitting sum_range sums the criteria range itself

Example: Sales by Representative

Notes:

  • For multiple criteria, use SUMIFS()
  • Related functions:
    • COUNTIF(): Count cells meeting criteria
    • AVERAGEIF(): Average cells meeting criteria

Common Errors:

  • #VALUE!: Incompatible criteria type
  • Incorrect sums: Verify ranges are same size when using sum_range
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