Array Elements Added Up

JWGoldfinch

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I'm pretty sure this will require an array formula, but here goes. I have a table of 3 columns and 50 Rows in each column, all cells have numeric values, I need to add up all the values in the table if the value in each cell is greater than a given value, example is greater than "50".
 

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Thanks Eric, I would have thought it would have required an array formula, but just think of all the time I wasted !!!!
 
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Array formulas can do some cool things, but regular functions sometimes have unknown useful features. And if you learned something, the time wasn't entirely wasted!

Glad I could help! :cool:
 
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