Hi All,
I think there is an easy solution to this problem however i cant think of it.
I want to add up all the cells in a given range that are above the cutoff number. (apologies if i have not explained well) it makes more sense on the excel sheet.
Regards,
Adam
Yes, it is easy:
=COUNTIF($I$5:$I$26,">="&C5)
Ali
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Thanks =).
I actually never would have got that. What function does the & sign serve as?
Regards,
Adam
If you did it this way:
=COUNTIF($I$5:$I$26,">=C5")
Excel would see C5 as text, and would find no matches in the numbers array.
By doing this:
=COUNTIF($I$5:$I$26,">="&C5)
Excel can still understand the operators, but knows that it's looking for numbers.
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