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sunny_talwar

Try this

RangeSum(Above(If(Month(Months) <= Month(Today()), (Sum({$<[type]={'Actual GFC'}>} value)), (sum({$<[type]={'Forecast GFC'}>} value))), 0, RowNo()))


RangeSum(Above(If(Month(Months) <= Month(Today()), (Sum({$<[type]={'Actual CAPEX'}>} value)), (Sum({$<[type]={'Forecast CAPEX'}>} value))), 0, RowNo()))

So, instead of rangesumming the individual expression, rangesum the whole if statement

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sunny_talwar

Looks good... is it not working for you?

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sunny_talwar

You are saying we are in March? Are we really in March? I am not sure I understand how can we be in March when it is only January? I am not sure I follow what is incorrect here.

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sunny_talwar

Can you just provide me the numerical output you are looking to get in a Excel file? I understand the logic, but I am not sure what isn't working.

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sunny_talwar

Try this

RangeSum(Above(If(Month(Months) <= Month(Today()), (Sum({$<[type]={'Actual GFC'}>} value)), (sum({$<[type]={'Forecast GFC'}>} value))), 0, RowNo()))


RangeSum(Above(If(Month(Months) <= Month(Today()), (Sum({$<[type]={'Actual CAPEX'}>} value)), (Sum({$<[type]={'Forecast CAPEX'}>} value))), 0, RowNo()))

So, instead of rangesumming the individual expression, rangesum the whole if statement

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