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I am using a Sumif formula to return the sum of values less than 50 in
column D which works fine except that I now need it to return less than 50 but greater than 15. Whist the below is an example only, the spreadsheet Book2 varies in range week over week which is why I have defined the range $D:$D. I have tried "15#AND#<50 in cell B3 but to no avail. Is there a way to achive this? Thanks, Rob =SUMIF([Book2]Sheet1!$D:$D,B3,[Book2]Sheet1!$D:$D) B3 contains the text "<50 |
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