Bob,

Thanks for your reply.

I'm still having problems as the formula doesn't return a figure. I'm
guessing that the format of the date is incorrect. This is what I'm using
=SUMPRODUCT(--(RBS!A2:A200=1/4/2008),--(RBS!A2:A200<=31/3/2009),--(RBS!B2:B200="Petrol"),RBS!C2:C200)

Any thoughts?

Mark



"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Business!A2:A200=lower_target_date),--(Business!A2:A200<=upper_target_date),
--(Business!B2:B200="hotel"),Business!C2:C200)


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HTH

Bob

"Mark" wrote in message
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I have two worksheets named "Business" and "Information"
In "Business" there are three columns.
Column A has dates in dd/mm/yy format going through to 2020.
Column B has descriptions such as hotel, petrol, expenses etc.
Column C has the price for the item.

On the "Information" worksheet I would like to pull the details from the
"Business" worksheet so that I can get a price for example on "hotel" in
column B between two dates in comlumn A with a total on the price in
column
C. The dates from column A need to be specific to the month and year.

Many thanks in advance for all your help.

Mark