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Where cells M12 and M15 contain the number 39315 and 39317, respectively.
The formula yields no results when M12 and M15 are in the formula. However, when I substitute the actual number in the formula, the proper result is produced. =SUMIFS(G2:K2,$G$1:$K$1,"=M12",$G$1:$K$1,"<=M15") does not work =SUMIFS(G2:K2,$G$1:$K$1,"=39315",$G$1:$K$1,"<=393 17") works |
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