I think you may need a cheater column with the formula '=Month(date)' and the
SumProduct function.
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Gary Brown


"Dig" wrote:

I have a workbook with 2 sheets. The first sheet has a report for individuals
sales. Each row has a date then cust name then amount from left to right.

The other sheet has a table setup to do monthly totals to figure
commissions. First is the rep name then total sales for a given month then
commission percent then commission amount from Left to Right.

What I want to do is have the TOTAL SALES in SHEET 2 look in SHEET 1 and
TOTAL all sales for say any date that has a 7 as the first number (this would
be for JULY). Obviously I have other cells that will need to look and see if
there is an 8 (AUGUST) as the first date number and so on but once I figure
the first on out it is a simple matter of repeating the process.

Can I use an IF statement or is there a better way to do this.

You help is appreciated greatly
Thanks