SumIf Function

Steve 1962

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi

I am trying to have SumIf only sum values in column G that are >0. How do I incorporate the >0 into the following SumIf function (relating to column G) -

=SUMIFS($G$4:$G$1000,$C$4:$C$1000,R12,$D$4:$D$1000,S12).

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How about
=SUMIFS($G$4:$G$1000,$G$4:$G$1000,">0",$C$4:$C$1000,R12,$D$4:$D$1000,S12)
 
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