sumif problem

i0mega

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Hello

Im not if Im using the correct formula for what i want, but I cant work it out

Im using this =SUMIF(E5:G5,">24",1)

What Im asking is: IF the sum of E5:G5 equals more than 24, then display a 1.

Can some one help tell me where Im going wrong. Thank you
 

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Test for Multiple Conditions in IF?
Use AND(test, test, test, test) or OR(test, test, test, ...) as the logical_test argument of IF.
Hello

Im not if Im using the correct formula for what i want, but I cant work it out

Im using this =SUMIF(E5:G5,">24",1)

What Im asking is: IF the sum of E5:G5 equals more than 24, then display a 1.

Can some one help tell me where Im going wrong. Thank you

Try this

Excel Workbook
EFGH
5256121
Sheet1
 
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