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Why does a sumif use double speech marks
Hello,
I have created a sumif formulas as follows: =SUMIF(E10:E21,"10",E10:E21) My question is why do you have to have the double speech marks around the 10? This doesn't seem to be needed in other formulas. Any ideas out there? Thanks. |
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