Sumifs were the Criteria is > 0

[gheyman]

=SUMIFS(qry_OnTimeDelivery_MetricData[MONTH1_DUE],qry_OnTimeDelivery_MetricData[Category],$B5,qry_OnTimeDelivery_MetricData[TAT],">"&"0")

This is not working. I want to sum if the value in [TAT] is greater than 0 (zero)

Or I can use a formula that sums if [TAT] is not null

I tried
=SUMIFS(qry_OnTimeDelivery_MetricData[MONTH1_DUE],qry_OnTimeDelivery_MetricData[Category],$B5,qry_OnTimeDelivery_MetricData[TAT],">"&$E2) and put a 0 in cell E2 but that didn't work either.

 

[DanteAmor]

Works for me

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Any other factors you have in the columns?

 

[gheyman]

Thanks

 

[DanteAmor]

Youre welcome!