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DSumFn

Struct DSumFn 

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pub struct DSumFn;

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impl Debug for DSumFn

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Function for DSumFn

Sums values in a database field for records that match criteria.

DSUM filters database rows using a criteria range, then adds the selected field values.

§Remarks

  • Criteria rows are evaluated with OR semantics; populated criteria columns within one row are ANDed.
  • field resolves by case-insensitive header text or 1-based column index; unknown headers and out-of-range indexes return #VALUE!.
  • Non-numeric values in the target field are ignored unless they coerce to numbers.

§Examples

title: "Sum revenue for East or West regions"
grid:
  A1: "Region"
  B1: "Salesperson"
  C1: "Product"
  D1: "Units"
  E1: "Revenue"
  A2: "West"
  B2: "Diaz"
  C2: "Widget"
  D2: 24
  E2: 126000
  A3: "East"
  B3: "Patel"
  C3: "Gadget"
  D3: 31
  E3: 142500
  A4: "North"
  B4: "Kim"
  C4: "Widget"
  D4: 18
  E4: 87000
  A5: "West"
  B5: "Ramos"
  C5: "Service"
  D5: 12
  E5: 46000
  A6: "South"
  B6: "Lee"
  C6: "Gadget"
  D6: 27
  E6: 119000
  A7: "East"
  B7: "Noor"
  C7: "Widget"
  D7: 22
  E7: 101000
  G1: "Region"
  G2: "West"
  G3: "East"
formula: "=DSUM(A1:E7, \"Revenue\", G1:G3)"
expected: 415500
title: "Sum revenue by field index with numeric criteria"
grid:
  A1: "Region"
  B1: "Salesperson"
  C1: "Product"
  D1: "Units"
  E1: "Revenue"
  A2: "West"
  B2: "Diaz"
  C2: "Widget"
  D2: 24
  E2: 126000
  A3: "East"
  B3: "Patel"
  C3: "Gadget"
  D3: 31
  E3: 142500
  A4: "North"
  B4: "Kim"
  C4: "Widget"
  D4: 18
  E4: 87000
  A5: "West"
  B5: "Ramos"
  C5: "Service"
  D5: 12
  E5: 46000
  A6: "South"
  B6: "Lee"
  C6: "Gadget"
  D6: 27
  E6: 119000
  A7: "East"
  B7: "Noor"
  C7: "Widget"
  D7: 22
  E7: 101000
  G1: "Units"
  G2: ">20"
formula: "=DSUM(A1:E7, 5, G1:G2)"
expected: 488500
related:
  - DAVERAGE
  - DCOUNT
  - SUMIFS
faq:
  - q: "How are multiple criteria rows interpreted in DSUM?"
    a: "Each criteria row is an OR branch, while multiple populated criteria columns in one row are combined with AND."

[formualizer-docgen:schema:start] Name: DSUM Type: DSumFn Min args: 3 Max args: 1 Variadic: false Signature: DSUM(arg1: any@scalar) Arg schema: arg1{kinds=any,required=true,shape=scalar,by_ref=false,coercion=None,max=None,repeating=None,default=false} Caps: PURE, REDUCTION [formualizer-docgen:schema:end]

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fn eval<'a, 'b, 'c>( &self, args: &'c [ArgumentHandle<'a, 'b>], ctx: &dyn FunctionContext<'b>, ) -> Result<CalcValue<'b>, ExcelError>

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