Greater than and Less than Operator

Eb0la11

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  1. 365
Ive got a working formula here where I am seeing if something is greater than 74% right now and want to also say less than 100% (1). How would I adjust this formula to do that?

=SUMIFS(Z$6:Z$9711,$F$6:$F$9711,">.74",$D$6:$D$9711,"<>Lost")
 

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Just add another criteria

=SUMIFS(Z$6:Z$9711,$F$6:$F$9711,">.74",$F$6:$F$9711,"<1",$D$6:$D$9711,"<>Lost")
 
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