Hi Brooke.........
This is untested, but give it a try in a helper column, Row2 and copy
down............

=IF(AND(Salesrep!AB2=$I$3,Salesrep!AA2=$I$4,Salesr epP2=$I$7),"ConditionsMatc
hCriteria","")

Then you can Copy PasteSpecial Values on the helper column to get rid of
the formulas, then sort on it, and the dates adjacent to the cells with the
"ConditionsMatchCriteria" string, should be the ones you're looking
for..........

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"Brooke Medvecky" wrote in
message ...
I'm sorry that I'm not quite getting it, but I'm kinda new to these If
statements. I understand the formula, but how would I get it to fit into
my
whole if statement of

=SUM(IF(salesrep!AB2:AB216=I3,IF(salesrep!AA2:AA21 6=I4,IF(salesrep!P2:p216=I
7,IF(salesrep!N2:N216 ????? Date Range issue.

Assuming that AB = One criteria I'm pulling
Assuming that AA = Second criteria
Assuming that P = Third Criteria
Assuming that N= all the visited dates

If I put a start date in E1 then how would the formula look inside the
above
instead of a single IF statement for the date ranges. I need the formula
to
recognize the above criterias also.

I hope this makes sense. Thanks for your time.

"CLR" wrote:

or maybe...........just this one formula to give you the sum of the
criteria
values......

=SUMIF(A1:A100,"<="&E1+6,B1:B100)-SUMIF(A1:A100,"<"&E1,B1:B100)

Again assuming Dates in column A, values in column B, and StartDate in
E1.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"CLR" wrote in message
...
Assuming your dates are in column A, and your values in column B, then
enter
a StartDate in E1 and put this formula in C1 and copy down......only
those
rows within the date range of E1+6 will show up.........then sum them,
average them or whatever........
=IF(AND(A1=$E$1,A1<=$E$1+6),B1,"")

BTW, Autofilter will run under macro control.......

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"Brooke Medvecky" wrote in
message ...
I realize that I can Autofilter my whole workbook, but I want to
eliminte
doing that hand filter stuff. I have a different worksheet that has
a
tally
sheet that I would like to reference instead of going into 20 sales
reps
worksheets to figure out who they've seen each week.

Is it possible to write an IF statement to calculate only date
ranges???
DATEVALUE("3/18/05-"3/24/05") I've tried this and it doesn't work.
There
has to be a way to pull a range. Help???

"CLR" wrote:

Take a look at Data Filter AutoFilter Custom, and select
GreaterThan
and LesserThan values..............this will filter out everything
except
those within your desired date range.


Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"Brooke Medvecky" <Brooke
wrote in
message ...
I've created an IF statement with multiple formulas, but I can't
seem
to
figure out if it is possible to pull the information by a
specific
date
range. I have sales reps that visit customers on specific dates
and
I
need
my tally sheet to only pull dates within that current week.
Does
anyone
know
if this is possible??

This is what I have so far:
=SUM(IF(sales rep!AB2:AB216=I3,IF(sales
rep!$AA$2:$AA$216=I4,IF(sales
rep!P2:P216=I7,IF(sales
rep!$N$2:$N$216=DATEVALUE("3/18/2005"),1,0)))))

If you look above I have it to calculate the date value starting
at
03-18-05, but I would like it to only pull that date through the
next
week.

Help??? :)