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Default Sumif Function

I *don't* believe that your formula works perfectly:

=SUMIF(G25:G29,"K25",I25:I29)

Where you have a date in K25, and you want to add the corresponding rows in
Column I that match the date in Column G!

This *would work*:

=SUMIF(G25:G29,K25,I25:I29)

AND, to revise it to "greater than", try:

=SUMIF(G25:G29,""&K25,I25:I29)

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RD

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"canuck_heat" wrote in message
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Can anyone help me use a greater then constraint on a specific cell as

part
of my sumif function. For example the following formula works perfectly
=SUMIF(G25:G29,"K25",I25:I29) but as soon as I add greater then the value

of
cell K25 as my constraint it always returns a value of 0
=SUMIF(G25:G29,"K25",I25:I29)
I am trying to sum production data for any day that is greater then the
current date.

Thanks for the help