Sumifs or Sumif or do I need an AND?

Pumpk1n

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I want to sum certain values in Column H when the following holds true--Column F must <>0 and Column G Must =0. For example, h3=0 and F3>0,te I want to include the value in H3. My formula isn't working. I currently have "=sumifs(h3:h246,F3:F246,>0,g3:G246,=0) but there's an error with the formula. Do I need an "and" Or what is causing the issue.
 

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You need to surround your conditions in double-quotes, i.e.
Code:
=SUMIFS(H3:H246,F3:F246,">0",G3:G246,"=0")
 
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