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I have bee using the following to count in a column , now i want to add those that are within that range . I tought you would just change count to sum but obviously not, to few arguments
=COUNTIFS(G2:G1011,">="&6,G2:G1011,"<="&10)
I have bee using the following to count in a column , now i want to add those that are within that range . I tought you would just change count to sum but obviously not, to few arguments
=COUNTIFS(G2:G1011,">="&6,G2:G1011,"<="&10)
=SUMIFS(g2:g1011,g2:g1011,">="&6,g2:g1011,"<="&10)
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Yes, a SUMIF would have one more range at the beginning. You just happen to be doing all the work in the same column, but that's not always the case.
=COUNTIFS(G2:G1011,">=6",G2:G1011,"<=10")
=SUMIFS(G2:G1011, G2:G1011,">=6",G2:G1011,"<=10")
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Here's another way...
=SUMIF(G:G,">=6")-SUMIF(G:G,">10")
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