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I wish to sum the values in a column that meets certain critieria such as
greated than 35%. I can write the formula so it works but I have been unable to enter an absolute cell reference or range name in the criteria of the formula in order to be able to vary the percentage criteria to be added. Formula =sumif(percentage_hrs, "=35%", K15:K202) I have had to copy the conditional sum formula across multiple columns but then have to recopy it with the new percentage criteria to try different results. In contrast, I have been able to use DSum with a range named criteria which allows me to change the criteria from say 35% to 25% and resum the values. However, I had to manually enter the column number for each different column (60 Columns!) fr the sheet to work properly. Any suggestions to overcome either conditional sum or DSum? |
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