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SUMIF within date range as a function of today()'s date
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SUMIF within date range as a function of today()'s date
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...or you could do the same with SUMPRODUCT....
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A262<=TODAY()),--(A3:A262TODAY()-DAY(TODAY())),Q3:Q262)
Yes good thinking. I started trying SUMPRODUCT() but I was fixated on the
MONTH() function.
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...or you could do the same with SUMPRODUCT....
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A262<=TODAY()),--(A3:A262TODAY()-DAY(TODAY())),Q3:Q262)
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