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ResolvedVersion 2007

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=SUMIFS Criteria

Hi,

I'm using the following =SUMIFS formula, =SUMIFS(O:O,K:K,D15,L:L,">=4"), the ">=4", is one of my criteria, but I would like to change this so it references a cell e.g. F10. I know that if I were to change ">=4" to ">=F10" it would then read the F10 as text and would then error out.

How can I get around this?

Thanks,
Mark

RE: =SUMIFS Criteria

Hi Mark

Thanks for getting in touch. You have to concatenate your criteria with an ampersand character. It'll look like this:

=SUMIFS(O:O,K:K,D15,L:L,">="&F10)

I hope this helps.

Kind regards

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