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I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.
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Change ,""&0.02 to ,"<"&0.02

"juliejg1" wrote:

I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.

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No that doesn't work because of the minus sign.

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Change ,""&0.02 to ,"<"&0.02

"juliejg1" wrote:

I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.

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You're right. Too quick for me. How about ...

Change ,""&0.02 to ,"="&0.02

"juliejg1" wrote:

No that doesn't work because of the minus sign.

"Jim" wrote:

Change ,""&0.02 to ,"<"&0.02

"juliejg1" wrote:

I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.

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Having ,""&0.02 in your subtraction formula mean that you are not
subtracting 2%. Change it to ,"="&0.02

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I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater
than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.





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If you want to exclude 2% change that criteria to: =0.02



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I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater
than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.



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Yep, you were all correct. I need to add the equal sign. Thanks!!

"T. Valko" wrote:

If you want to exclude 2% change that criteria to: =0.02



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I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater
than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2% as
well. I can't figure the problem.




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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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"juliejg1" wrote in message
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Yep, you were all correct. I need to add the equal sign. Thanks!!

"T. Valko" wrote:

If you want to exclude 2% change that criteria to: =0.02



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I have the following formula:

=SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,"="&0.01,Data!BF$6: Data!BF$5000)-SUMIF(Data!$X$6:Data!$X$5000,""&0.02,Data!BF$6:Da ta!BF$5000)

This is to look in cells x6:x5000 for any percentages that are greater
than
or equal to 1% and less than 2%. However, it is pulling all of the 2%
as
well. I can't figure the problem.






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