In forms the math symbols go inside of the quotes along with static values. This confuses me coming from javascript and C#.

For example I am trying to use the SUMIF function and the usage describes:

=SUMIF( table_variable_name.column_variable_name, ">5", [table_variable_name.column2_variable_name])

In Javascript math signs are outside of the quotes with quotes denoting static strings only. This allows me to replace static quoted values in examples with my variables

IE:

>"5"
becomes
>myVariable

The problem I am running into here, is I want to replace the "5" with a variable for the actual value I want to check against, but now I do not know where the >,=,<, or != sign belongs in the statement.

How do I re-write this statement using only variables and no static number 5?