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Using Sumifs when the criteria is a function of two columns

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    Using Sumifs when the criteria is a function of two columns

    Newbie here. Trying to sum a column when the criteria is the difference between two columns. For example, the sum of column A for rows in which (columnB - columnC)>10. Any help?

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    Re: Using Sumifs when the criteria is a function of two columns

    Hello and welcome to the forum,

    Suggestion #1 :
    Use a helper column with B-C results.

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