Requirement:
The user has a data table that contains Entertainment and Travel categories, classified by Location and Department.
The user is using the SUMIFS slice the data table based on the drop-downs, but would like to have an "All" option in each drop-down, where the SUMIFS no longer includes that parameter.
Solution:
=SUMIFS(KRTable[Amount],KRTable[Category],B7,KRTable[Location],IF(B$4="All","*",B$4),KRTable[Dept],IF(C$4="All","*",C$4))
Obtained from the OzGrid Help Forum.
Solution provided by AliGW.
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