SUMIF type function for document templates

[PeakPerformance (Liz Yokum)]

Ok I think this is a big ask, but here goes…

I have a document template for Packing Slips that includes each line item that has been produced in our facility. Often times, we produce 100 of the same item/color, yet we have a unique line item for each product to be able to track it through production. In this case, the Packing Slip has 100 of the same item repeated. What I would like to do is condense down the quantities if the SKU and color are the same. Similar to the google sheets function of SUMIF I would like the sum of the QTY if the SKU and Color match.

Any ideas??

[LeventK (Levent Kulacoglu)]

SUM()

SELECT()

FILTER()

[Steve (Steve Coile)]

FAQ: FILTER(), LOOKUP(), MAXROW(), MINROW(), REF_ROWS(), and SELECT()

How do I do SUMIF() or SUMIFS()? SUM( SELECT( Orders[Total Amount], AND( ([Customer] = [_THISROW].[Customer]), ([Order Date] >= [_THISROW].[Order Date]) ) ) ) Use SELECT() to gather values from a single column only. See also: AND(), SUM()

[PeakPerformance (Liz Yokum)]

Thanks. That got me as far as totaling up the line item quantities. I used the maxrow function in a slice to only show one SKU/color and then display the virtual column with the total item QTY. Thanks for your help!