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My problem is some of the values in the sum_range are "#value". This will
not remain true all the time in this range, so, I need a formula that will
exlcude the"#value" cells. Of course, the result I obtain from the formula
below is #value.

=SUMIF(G21:G30,"test",S21:S30)

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