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Default Countif array formula

I have the following formula to count values greater than zero.

=COUNTIF('Product Sales'!$H$4:$H$1000, "" & 0)

I want to change it so that if the sum of the range in a row is greater than
zero.

=COUNTIF(sum('Product Sales'!$H$4:$S$1000), "" & 0)

I know this is not correct, but what do I need to do?

Bruce

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=SUM(IF('Product Sales'!$H$4:$S$10000,'Product Sales'!$H$4:$S$1000))

which is an array formula, so commit with Ctrl-Shift-Enter

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I have the following formula to count values greater than zero.

=COUNTIF('Product Sales'!$H$4:$H$1000, "" & 0)

I want to change it so that if the sum of the range in a row is greater

than
zero.

=COUNTIF(sum('Product Sales'!$H$4:$S$1000), "" & 0)

I know this is not correct, but what do I need to do?

Bruce



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