Excel - Sumit

Asked By Joel
20-Nov-09 06:21 PM
TIA:

Trying to do this:

=sumif(A1:A10,"<B10",A1:A10) but "<B10" is taken literally, not as a value
of B10.

Anyway to set criteria as cell reference such as <B10 ??

Thanks,
Joel
  Fred Smith replied to Joel
20-Nov-09 06:24 PM
Do it this way:
=sumif(A1:A10,"<"&B10,A1:A10)

Regards,
Fred
  Peo Sjoblom replied to Joel
20-Nov-09 06:27 PM
Use

A1:A10,"<"&B10,

when you test for cell contents

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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom
  Joel replied to Fred Smith
21-Nov-09 09:32 AM
Thank you so much!
Joel
  Joel replied to Peo Sjoblom
21-Nov-09 09:33 AM
Peo:

Thanks so much!
Joel
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