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    Excel formula "COUNTIFS" problem with ">"

    hi... i have problems with this formula pertaining to the > sign

    =COUNTIFS('[SHPS Marks Consolidated.xlsx]Sheet1'!$1:$1048576,"P6-2",'[SHPS Marks Consolidated.xlsx]Sheet1'!$PH:$PH,">78.9")
    can help to rectify?

    I need the data for all scores >78.9

    Anyone help please?

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    Re: Excel formula "COUNTIFS" problem with ">"

    Which column should this part be:
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    Re: Excel formula "COUNTIFS" problem with ">"

    The column should be $O$V

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    Re: Excel formula "COUNTIFS" problem with ">"

    Yay! Problem solved. Thanks a lot.

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    Re: Excel formula "COUNTIFS" problem with ">"

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