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Hi David,
It sounds like you're having trouble using a cell reference with a greater than or less than criteria in your Code:
SUMIFS Instead of using the less than or greater than symbol in your criteria range, you can use the less than or greater than function in Excel. For example, if you want to sum all values in your sum range that are greater than the value in cell G6, you can use the following formula:
In this formula, the ""&G6 concatenates the greater than symbol with the value in cell G6. This tells Excel to look for values in the sum range that are greater than the value in cell G6. Similarly, if you want to sum all values in your sum range that are less than the value in cell G6, you can use the following formula:
In this formula, the "<"&G6 concatenates the less than symbol with the value in cell G6. This tells Excel to look for values in the sum range that are less than the value in cell G6.
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