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    SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    I have =SUMIFS(C:C,B:B,">E4") but the formula is not picking up E4 as a cell b/c its in talking marks.

    This version also fails. =SUMIFS(C:C,B:B,">"E4) It must be something really easy I'm missing

    How can I make it recognise this as a cell using the > symbol?

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    Re: SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    Try like this

    =SUMIFS(C:C,B:B,">"&E4)
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    Re: SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    Thx AlKey, the light bulb has gone off..

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    Re: SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    You're welcome and thank you for the feedback

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    Re: SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    Since there is a single criteria SUMIF will do:

    =SUMIF(B:B,">"&E4,C:C)
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    Re: SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    Tony, out of curiosity, is SUMIF() any more (or less) efficient than SUMIFS() in a situ like this?
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    Re: SUMIFS criteria ">" a cell

    Tested on 5k rows of data...

    Calculation times were almost identical:

    Data Range
    E
    F
    G
    H
    I
    J
    4
    Test1
    Test2
    Test3
    Test4
    Test5
    5
    6
    =SUMIF(B:B,">"&E4,C:C)
    0.00163
    0.00163
    0.00164
    0.00164
    0.00163
    7
    8
    =SUMIFS(C:C,B:B,">"&E4)
    0.00164
    0.00165
    0.00164
    0.00165
    0.00164

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