# FILTERIF The FILTERIF function can be used to filter an array of values based on a given condition. It returns an array and should be used with an aggregate function such as SUM or AVERAGE. ## Syntax ```javascript filterif( list, condition) ``` ## Arguments list – The input list of values on which the filter is to be applied condition – The condition to be evaluated ## Return value Returns an array. ## Example 1 ```javascript sum(filterif([United States].DESCENDANTS, ROW.LABEL = 'Soda')) ``` The formula above uses FILTERIF to filter all rows under Region 'United States' with category = 'Soda'. It will then sum up all these values column-wise.

## Example 2 ```javascript sum(filterif([[Sales],[Sales1],Sales2]],">0.1m")) ``` Returns the sum of values in Sales, Sales1, and Sales2 if they are greater than 0.1m.

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