I had to tweak it just a bit but I think it's working. I really appreciate
your help..

"Toppers" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(V3:Z710=DATE(2007,7,23)),(V4:Z711))

Assuming first date is in V3 (i.e row 3) and data in row 4

This will calculate for all dates of 23/07/2007 (UK format!)



"tpayne" wrote:

That formula doesn't seem to have a find calc in it. My Range of data is from
say cells v3:v711 and across to z3:z711 in that range. So there are 5
columns, and many rows. The data is all arranged date over time across the
row. Multiple projects could be worked on a day so there would be multiple
rows having the same date and an associated time below. Does this make any
better sense?


"Toppers" wrote:

try (assuming data is as per my previous posting):

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$14=X2),$A$3:$A$15)

X2 contains your date
A2 is first cell with date, A14 last date

"Toppers" wrote:

Is the data organised thus (down a column)?

Date
Time (Minutes)
Date
Time (Minutes)

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"tpayne" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet I have built to keep track of jobs and the amount of
time worked on each. I have about 5 rows of data showing dates and time in
minutes worked on for each job number. My question is I am trying to create a
formula that will check a range of data for a date and then add up the amount
of minutes in the cell below it. For example, I would have todays date
7/23/07 then in the cell directly below it I will have the value 28 for 28
minutes. I did a =countif( ) function to find how many instances of the date
were shown in the range however I cant figure out how to add the minutes
that are below each instance in the same function. Can this be done?