Two conditions at once with SUMIFS
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SUMIFSSUMPRODUCT
SUMIFS does what SUMIF does, with any number of conditions. It also reverses the argument order: the range to add comes first, then each range-and-condition pair. =SUMIFS(D2:D11,A2:A11,"North",C2:C11,">15").
That inconsistency between SUMIF and SUMIFS is a genuine wart in Excel and a common source of #VALUE!. Many people use SUMIFS for everything, even with one condition, simply to avoid having to remember two orders.
In F2, total the revenue for North rows with more than 10 units.
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