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Can you include NOT in a SUMIF criteria? It doesn't seem to be working
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Maybe something like this:

=SUMIF(E4:E20,"<rejected",D4:D20)

< means not equal

So, sum D if E does not equal "rejected"

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Ah yes thank you very much. A little inclusion in the sumproduct
statement and I'm good to go. Thanks guys.

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I thought you said SUMIF instead of SUMPRODUCT....???? If
sumproduct,something like:
=sumproduct((a2:a22<"a")*b2:b22)
for sumif
=SUMIF(I2:K22,"<a",J2:J22)
or
=SUMIF(I2:K22,"<"&"a",J2:J22)
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Ah yes thank you very much. A little inclusion in the sumproduct
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