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I'm trying to write a sumif function where I add something if it is smaller
than or equal to a particular number. However, when I do this I need to write the number in, instead of referencing the cell where the number is located. Is there something extra I need to do. This is what my formula looks like right now. =SUMIF($T$9:$T$13,"<=13.5",$S$9:$S$13) I want that 13.5 to be a cell, but excel is not working properly when I just click on the cell. What can I add to the formula? |
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