If you have many date ranges, it is probably best to put the start and end
dates in cells and test against those, and then lock the test range with
absolute values so that it is easily copyable. Like this

=SUMPRODUCT(--($B$2:$B$200=M1),--($B$2:$B$200<=N1),$C$2:$C$200)

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"mike the new guy" wrote in
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Bob you RULE!!!!
Thank you SO MUCH for the help!!!!
(My boss is gonna think I'm a genious when she sees this.) Don't worry,
I'll give you credit... : )

"Bob Phillips" wrote:


=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B200=--"1998-11-25"),--(B2:B200<=--"1999-11-28"),C2:C200)

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Bob Phillips

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"mike the new guy" wrote in
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Ok here's what I need to do.
My sheet contains list of transactions by date and tx number spread
over
several years. I am trying to automatically pull subtotals for each
fiscal
year out of this LONG list of data.

Example:
ID Date IssueAmt Sold Date
1380 12/1/1998 $66.00 12/1/1998
1381 12/1/1998 $66.00 12/1/1998

I need a formula that will sum the "Issue Amounts" if the "Date" falls
within a particular range, ie. 11/25/1998-11/28/1999.

Any help you all can give me I am extremely greatful for. I've been
pulling
my hair out all day today with IF, AND, and OR statements that keep
returning
garbage.

Thanks,
Mike