In python

```
formula = "=sumifs('INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!F:F, 'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!E:E, "=1",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!D:D,"=A",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!C:C,"=1") - sumifs('INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!G:G, 'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!E:E, "=1",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!D:D,"=A",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!C:C,"=1"

print (formula)

```

I GET!!

```
File "inventory change formula", line 52
    formula = "=sumifs('INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!F:F, 'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!E:E, "=1",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!D:D,"=A",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!C:C,"=1") - sumifs('INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!G:G, 'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!E:E, "=1",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!D:D,"=A",'INVENTORY IN AND OUT'!C:C,"=1""
                                                                                                                   ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

```

My question is how do i tell python the whole value is a string because my formula has apostrophes in it??