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Variable Criteria with SUMIFS Across Multiple Tables
Dynamically summing data across multiple tables can be a powerful way to streamline reporting. You’re seeking to leverage a variable criteria within `SUMIFS` to aggregate amounts from `Table1` based on department codes found in `Dept_Info`, filtered by a roll-up code (like `F14`). The challenge lies in automating this lookup, avoiding manual department ID entry. Successfully achieving this requires a robust formula that combines filtering and array functions—a technique similar to the challenges addressed in "Excel not filtering unique values.