I think the parens were wrong in the prior formula, so that it was comparing
to the year of yesterday's date, rather than last year. Try:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(Websites!R5:R31)=YEAR(TODAY())-1))
--Bruce

"Pieman" wrote:

Thanks Dave, I've tried the formula you suggested but the result shows just
one record for 2005 when in fact there are 26 for 2005 and just one for 2006.

Thanks

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Subtract from today's year?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(Websites!R5:R31)=YEAR(TODAY()-1)))

Pieman wrote:

Brilliant, works great thank you again. How would I achieve the same function
for entries under the previous year instead of the current one?

Thank you

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Just

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(Websites!R5:R31)=YEAR(TODAY())))


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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Pieman" wrote in message
...
Hi Bob, thats great, it works perfect. Thank you very much.

Could you tell me how to do the same but couting the number of cells in
the
'Websites!R5:R31' range that contain the current year?

Thanks again
Simon

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(Websites!B5:B31)=YEAR(TODAY())),Websites!R5: R31)

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Pieman" wrote in message
...
Hi, please help...

I am trying to total up commission figures in a column that match a
specific
year. Each row contains a cell for the date it was entered, the
customer
details and commission earnt.

I have used the SUMIF funtion so far but cannot find the correct
criteria
for it to identify the year in the date cell and include the
commission in
the SUM if the year matches the criteria.

The formula I have used so far is:
=SUMIF(Websites!B5:B31,F2,Websites!R5:R31).

F2 refers to a cell with the current year automatically entered by
using
the
TEXT function: =TEXT(TODAY(),"yyyy").

If anyone knows how to achieve this I would be eternally grateful.

Thanks
Simon







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Dave Peterson