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Hi
How do I get to sum numbers greater than 100 in a column which has various numbers for example: C1 = 50 C8 = 120 C15 = 20 C25 = 200 how do I get it to ad C8 and C25 only? The sheet has over 1000 rows Many thanks Tracey |
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Try in say, D1: =SUMIF(C:C,"100")
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one way:
=COUNTIF($C$1:$C$2000,""&100) |
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sorry, I misread yr post
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