Nested IFs and SUMIFs for numbers and text in Google Sheets

Question

I have a very specific thing I want the Google Sheets to give me, but I'm unsure which approach would be best.

Client ID	Amount	Status	Is delivered
56691668	10.00 USD	Sent
56411839	15.00 USD	Sent
56744744	20.00 USD	Sent
56691668	35.00 USD	Delivered
56411839	50.00 USD	Delivered
56536123	60.00 USD	Sent
56744744	20.00 USD	Sent
56733268	50.00 USD	Sent
56819339	75.00 USD	Delivered
56813371	25.00 USD	Sent
56821738	15.00 USD	Sent
56928364	25.00 USD	Sent
56691668	60.00 USD	Delivered
56691668	25.00 USD	Delivered
56937455	20.00 USD	Delivered
57001337	35.00 USD	Sent
56911581	75.00 USD	Sent
57141905	75.00 USD	Delivered

In the following fictitious table (for context in the 3rd column Status I have showing Sent if the Invoice was sent to the client and Delivered if it was actually paid by the client), so in the 4th Is Delivered column I want to get a yes response if a client from the first column has paid - as in Delivered an amount equal or greater than 100 USD. This could be done with a nested IF function I think, but the problem is, in the first column I also have duplicate values and I want to get the sum of at least 100 USD if a unique client has delivered either all together or fractionally that amount, so I'm not sure what kind of function I could use to turn all of that into a yes response. Also, I want it to count the sums a client paid only if the 3rd column Status shows Delivered.

For example: client 56691668 has Delivered a total of 120 USD, so now I want in the 4th column only to show Yes.

Answer 1

I have created this spreadsheet to demonstrate. Note that I have added an extra column Sum delivered for client to clarify.

So you need to know if a client has payed $100 or more in total, right?

Let's start with that. There are several ways to find out, I've used the DSUM function. For the first row in your spreadsheet (that's row 2, when headers are included), let's put this in the Sum delivered for client column:

=DSUM($A$1:$C$19; 2; {"Client ID"\ "Status"; A2\ "Delivered"})

Explained:

DSUM "returns the sum of values selected from a database table-like array or range using a SQL-like query".
$A$1:$C$19 is the complete data range including headers - it starts at column A row 1, through column C row 19.
2 is the index of the column we are summing up - the Amount column.
{"Client ID"\ "Status"; A2\ "Delivered"} - these are the criteria for our query. We want to include only rows which have a client ID equal to the "this" client ID, which is found in cell A2. And we only want those with Status equal to Delivered. (Note that, depending on your locale, you might have to use commas instead of backslashes, as in{"Client ID", "Status"; A2, "Delivered"}).

Now drag this formula down across all the cells in the D column. The D column should now display the "delivered sum" for the client.

When we have that, it is a simple task to populate the Is delivered column (column E). For E2, enter this formula:

=IF(D2 >= 100; "yes"; "")

This compares the value of cell D2 ("Sum delivered for client") with 100. If it is equal or greater, a yes is outputted, else an empty string (i.e. nothing).

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If you don't want the Sum delivered for client value to be visible, you could either right-click → Hide column, or combine the two formulas:

=IF(DSUM($A$1:$C$19; 2; {"Client ID"\ "Status"; A2\ "Delivered"}) >= 100; "yes"; "")

Answer 2

simply paste this formula into 4th column:

=IFERROR(ARRAYFORMULA(IF(VLOOKUP(A2:A; 
 QUERY(QUERY(QUERY(A2:C; 
 "select A, B, C where C = 'Delivered'"); 
   "select Col1, sum(Col2) group by Col1 label sum(Col2) ''"); 
     "select Col1 where Col2 >= 100");
 1; 0); "yes"; )); )

here is a demo spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/

how this works:

it's based on a triple query where each query is fed by sub-query. first QUERY picks only those rows which have Delivered in the 3rd column. the second QUERY sums all amounts per unique client and third QUERY checks if any client paid 100 or more USD. this triple query is then compared to range A2:A in VLOOKUP formula and IF there is a match yes is printed. ARRAYFORMULA then assures that formula is fully automated (eg. there is no need to put 1 formula per every row in 4th column) and all is wrapped in IFERROR formula to filter out all the noise