Did you actually try those?

First one

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$200=--"2008-03-01"),--($A$2:$A$200<=--"2008-03-24"),$B$2:$B$200)

Jeremy, you state 10 days ago as one o=end of the range, what is the other.
I assumed today for this formula

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$200=TODAY()-10),--($A$2:$A$200<=TODAY()),$B$2:$B$200)

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HTH

Bob

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"Joel" wrote in message
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=SUMPRODUCT(IF(AND(A1:A6=DATEVALUE("3/1/2008"),A1:A6<=DATEVALUE("3/24/2008")),1,0)*B1:B6)

To get 10 days earlier subtract 10 from the dates

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(AND(A1:A6=(DATEVALUE("3/1/2008")-10),A1:A6<=(DATEVALUE("3/24/2008")-10),1,0)*B1:B6)


"Jeremy" wrote:

I need help with two formulas. The first is I want a formula that would
take
column A below and add the totals that are in column B that are between
3/1/08 and 3/24/08 in column A. The total I would like in C1. Also is
there a formula that can be written to take the date on the computer back
10
days and use column A to give a total in B that is in this date range?

Thank you for your help.


A B C
1 3/23/08 26.48
2 4/20/08 0.00
3 4/16/08 2.48
4 3/18/08 46.81
5 3/10/08 0.00
6 4/12/08 42.00