Excel 2010 IF question

rlc

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I have a simple if statement =IF(G5>1,G6:G11,0). The false portion works, but the true portion generates a #Valule, which doesnt make since. The formula appears to be straight forward. Is there something I need to turn on within 2010 or is there some syntax I am missing? Thanks for any assistance you can provice.
 

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The forumla, looks at cell G5, if there is volume (number) then it will perform a calculation in G6, with the total of G6:G11 being totalled if there is a value in G5, if not a 0 value is given. I hope this clears up the question
 
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