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SJT

SUMIF Function
 
I am using the following formula and it is returning a value of zero even
though onw of the rows meets the necessary condition and its value should be
4000.

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39)",E5:E13)

The values in column "C" are dates in the format "Nov-06". B39 is simply
the number "6" and the value in E5 is "4000". C5 is "Jul-02". What might I
have done incorrectly? Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Dave Peterson

SUMIF Function
 
Maybe...

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<"&TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39),E5:E13)

SJT wrote:

I am using the following formula and it is returning a value of zero even
though onw of the rows meets the necessary condition and its value should be
4000.

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39)",E5:E13)

The values in column "C" are dates in the format "Nov-06". B39 is simply
the number "6" and the value in E5 is "4000". C5 is "Jul-02". What might I
have done incorrectly? Thank you in advance for your assistance.


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Dave Peterson

Teethless mama

SUMIF Function
 
=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<"&TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39),E5:E13)


"SJT" wrote:

I am using the following formula and it is returning a value of zero even
though onw of the rows meets the necessary condition and its value should be
4000.

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39)",E5:E13)

The values in column "C" are dates in the format "Nov-06". B39 is simply
the number "6" and the value in E5 is "4000". C5 is "Jul-02". What might I
have done incorrectly? Thank you in advance for your assistance.


Max

SUMIF Function
 
Try it as:
=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<"&TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39),E5:E13)
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Max
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"SJT" wrote:
I am using the following formula and it is returning a value of zero even
though onw of the rows meets the necessary condition and its value should be
4000.

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39)",E5:E13)

The values in column "C" are dates in the format "Nov-06". B39 is simply
the number "6" and the value in E5 is "4000". C5 is "Jul-02". What might I
have done incorrectly? Thank you in advance for your assistance.


SJT

SUMIF Function
 
Thank you very much.

"Teethless mama" wrote:

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<"&TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39),E5:E13)


"SJT" wrote:

I am using the following formula and it is returning a value of zero even
though onw of the rows meets the necessary condition and its value should be
4000.

=SUMIF(C5:C13,"<TODAY()-(30*Assumptions!$B$39)",E5:E13)

The values in column "C" are dates in the format "Nov-06". B39 is simply
the number "6" and the value in E5 is "4000". C5 is "Jul-02". What might I
have done incorrectly? Thank you in advance for your assistance.



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