SumIf formula. If the Value is > or equal to

gheyman

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I have a table where I have the cost of each item in column AC (AC5:AC60). In the next column I have percentages (each rows percentage of the total value or the sum of column AC)

I want to do a SumIf. My condition is if the % value in column AD is less than or equal to 80%.

I keep getting errors with my formulas. Help! lol

Thanks
 

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What have you tried?

I would have expected something like this would work.

=SUMIF(AD5:AD60, "<=" & 0.08, AC5:AC60)
 
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=SUMIF(AD5:AD60, <= 0.08, AC5:AC60)

Thank you both!
 
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