Greater Than Zero in Maxifs

Austin Lang

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2021
  3. 2019
Platform
  1. Windows
Good morning,

Below is the formula that I am working with. My goal is to have the 2nd criteria be if the value in that cell is greater than zero. How do I enter that? What I have highlighted in red is my latest unsuccessful attempt.

Thank you!

MAXIFS(Form!$R:$R,Form!$A:$A,MasterData!AC5,Form!$AG:$AG,AG>0)
 

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I actually figured this out on my own. For those who are curious, this was the working formula...

MAXIFS(Form!$R:$R,Form!$A:$A,MasterData!AC5,Form!$AG:$AG,">0")
 
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