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Okay, I am a total rookie with SumIFs. I want workbook March.xls to link
whatever is in cell B1 of March.xls to link to QTD.xls workbook column A1:A100 and count the number of instances that are over 20% as well as those over 30%. Does this make sense? Thanks |
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