try:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(CaseData!$BA$2:$BA$1000="RIEP"),
--(CaseData!$C$2:$C$1000=--"2006-01-01"),
--(CaseData!$C$2:$C$1000<=--"2006-03-31"))

(the asterisks have been replaced with a comma (use your list separator).)

Personally, I'd be more explicit with the dates:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(CaseData!$BA$2:$BA$1000="RIEP"),
--(CaseData!$C$2:$C$1000=date(2006,1,1)),
--(CaseData!$C$2:$C$1000<=date(2006,03,31))

I don't trust excel to get the ymd correct.



Jeremy Ellison wrote:

I have a column (c) with dates...I have column (ba) with text data, sometimes
RIEP sometimes Charged with (some type of crime). I want to have excel add
up the total occurrances of RIEP between 2 dates (ie quarter 1 = 1/1/2006 -
3/31/2006). I am able to do this with the following formula. I then want
excel to add up the occurances of Charged. I have tried to insert
"Charged*" ,but this does not work. Is there a better formula for this type
of action?? I have to havce a variable because I want to be able to have
data such as Charged with VOCSL-1 Charged with VOCSL-1 charged with......
what ever....

=SUMPRODUCT(--(CaseData!$BA$2:$BA$1000="RIEP")*--(CaseData!$C$2:$C$1000=--"2006-01-01")*--(CaseData!$C$2:$C$1000<=--"2006-03-31"))

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Dave Peterson