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Excel help please (1 Viewer)

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I will try to lay this out

Column A Column C

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

I am trying to sum the row in column C if Column A is less than the value in B25. So say in this case the first 3 rows should be added but not the last 2. This will be a formula I will need to duplicate across multiple tabs with different ranges.

Logically to me this would be SUMIF(A1:A5,<B25,C1:C5). The problem is that Excel always puts the criteria in "quotes" when I include the < sign so reads the formula result as 0 since it is looking for text. Is it just not possible to set the criteria in a sumif to a simple formula?

Hopefully I am just ignorant and one of the excel gurus will laugh at me while giving me the solution.

TYIA

 
I will try to lay this out

Column A Column C

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

I am trying to sum the row in column C if Column A is less than the value in B25. So say in this case the first 3 rows should be added but not the last 2. This will be a formula I will need to duplicate across multiple tabs with different ranges.

Logically to me this would be SUMIF(A1:A5,<B25,C1:C5). The problem is that Excel always puts the criteria in "quotes" when I include the < sign so reads the formula result as 0 since it is looking for text. Is it just not possible to set the criteria in a sumif to a simple formula?

Hopefully I am just ignorant and one of the excel gurus will laugh at me while giving me the solution.

TYIA
You can find a lot of help on youtube + google in general if no one here is able to help you.

 
Not sure exactly what you are looking for, but this should be close.

=IF(A1<$B$25,SUM($C$1:$C$5)," ")

 
=SUMIF(A:A,"<"&$B$25,C:C)

Is cleaner and easier to add more rows.

 
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Thanks guys. :tebow:

Hagmania's seems to work the best. Appreciate the help!

ETA: Seems the big thing I was missing in my formula was the & sign...never would have gotten that. Not sure I have ever used that in a formula.

 
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