Here are the steps to follow in this lesson:
- Type =sumif( and then click the FUNCTION WIZARD to enter the ARGUMENTS.
- Enter the range of data that you wish to SUM as the 1st Argument.
- Identify the Criteria to evaluate e.g. “>500″ – (enclose the Argument inside ” “) as the 2nd Argument.
- The 3rd Argument is OPTIONAL. You can leave this empty if you want to SUM the same range of data from your 1st Argument.
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