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SumIFS Cell
I am trying to reference a cell in a formula and I would like to say anything
greater then cell J2 but when I input this it searches for text. =SUMIFS($B$2:$B$27,$A$2:$A$27,"000001",$C$2:$C$27, D2) A B C D 1 00001 100 40248 40248 2 12001 150 40237 3 15001 200 40237 4 00001 150 40290 5 00001 50 40350 I would like the total to return 200 because Cell C5 and C4 are larger than Cell D1 in respect to the Sku number I would like to sum. But when I put in J2 it enters J2 and it wont return a value other then 0. (If I put in just D2 then it returns a value of 100 so I know that the formula works Im just not sure how to say great or less than in this formula.) |
SumIFS Cell
The correct syntax is:
=SUMIFS($B$2:$B$27,$A$2:$A$27,"000001",$C$2:$C$27, ""&D2) Regards, Fred "Shaun" wrote in message ... I am trying to reference a cell in a formula and I would like to say anything greater then cell J2 but when I input this it searches for text. A B C D 1 00001 100 40248 40248 2 12001 150 40237 3 15001 200 40237 4 00001 150 40290 5 00001 50 40350 I would like the total to return 200 because Cell C5 and C4 are larger than Cell D1 in respect to the Sku number I would like to sum. But when I put in J2 it enters J2 and it wont return a value other then 0. (If I put in just D2 then it returns a value of 100 so I know that the formula works Im just not sure how to say great or less than in this formula.) |
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