excel - What does "<>" mean in a SUMIFS statement? -


i have conditional sum statement:

=sumifs('11d. d&e la - wew scroll'!$s:$s,'11d. dd&e la - wew scroll'!$e:$e,"<>"&"lr",'11d. dd&e la - wew scroll'!$d: ...

but no idea "<>" means?

"<>" means not equal above formula in plain english be:

sum if (what:worksheet col s), if(worksheet col e not equal "lr" , worksheet col d..... looks have pasted half of formula..

where worksheet = 11d. d&e la - wew scroll'


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