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I'm an Access Programmer...
A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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=SUMIF(AND(C27:C38<"1/4/2006",C27:C38"11/17/2005"),D27:D38)
-- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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You reckon?
=SUMPRODUCT(--(C27:C38<--"2006-01-04"),--(C27:C38--"2005-11-17"),D27:D38) -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Dave F" wrote in message ... =SUMIF(AND(C27:C38<"1/4/2006",C27:C38"11/17/2005"),D27:D38) -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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Try one of these:
=SUMIF(C27:C38,"11/17/2005",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=1/4/2006",D27:D38) or...a bit shorter (and a bit less intuitive) =SUM(SUMIF(C27:C38,{"11/17/2005","=1/4/2006"},D27:D38)*{1,-1}) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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Try this:
=SUMIF(C27:C38,"2005/11/17",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=2006/1/4",D27:D38) Better to use cells to hold the date variables: A27 = 11/17/2005 A28 = 1/4/2006 =SUMIF(C27:C38,""&A27,D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"="&A28,D27:D38) Biff "Bob Barnes" wrote in message ... I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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Thanks guys...
"Ron Coderre" wrote: Try one of these: =SUMIF(C27:C38,"11/17/2005",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=1/4/2006",D27:D38) or...a bit shorter (and a bit less intuitive) =SUM(SUMIF(C27:C38,{"11/17/2005","=1/4/2006"},D27:D38)*{1,-1}) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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Thanks guys...
"Dave F" wrote: =SUMIF(AND(C27:C38<"1/4/2006",C27:C38"11/17/2005"),D27:D38) -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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It always scares me when I see dates used like this.
Maybe(!) I'm overly cautious, but I'd use: =SUMIF(C27:C38,""&date(2005,11,17),D27:D38) -SUMIF(C27:C38,"="&date(2006,1,4),D27:D38) Ron Coderre wrote: Try one of these: =SUMIF(C27:C38,"11/17/2005",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=1/4/2006",D27:D38) or...a bit shorter (and a bit less intuitive) =SUM(SUMIF(C27:C38,{"11/17/2005","=1/4/2006"},D27:D38)*{1,-1}) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks guys
"Bob Phillips" wrote: You reckon? =SUMPRODUCT(--(C27:C38<--"2006-01-04"),--(C27:C38--"2005-11-17"),D27:D38) -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Dave F" wrote in message ... =SUMIF(AND(C27:C38<"1/4/2006",C27:C38"11/17/2005"),D27:D38) -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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I agree....I keep *meaning* to use yyyy/mm/dd or even yyyy-mm-dd
but it keeps slipping my mind... especially, when I'm editing a posted formula. Feel free to keep reminding me, though. It's bound to sink in eventually. <vbg *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Dave Peterson" wrote: It always scares me when I see dates used like this. Maybe(!) I'm overly cautious, but I'd use: =SUMIF(C27:C38,""&date(2005,11,17),D27:D38) -SUMIF(C27:C38,"="&date(2006,1,4),D27:D38) Ron Coderre wrote: Try one of these: =SUMIF(C27:C38,"11/17/2005",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=1/4/2006",D27:D38) or...a bit shorter (and a bit less intuitive) =SUM(SUMIF(C27:C38,{"11/17/2005","=1/4/2006"},D27:D38)*{1,-1}) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob -- Dave Peterson |
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Another - thank you.
"T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =SUMIF(C27:C38,"2005/11/17",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=2006/1/4",D27:D38) Better to use cells to hold the date variables: A27 = 11/17/2005 A28 = 1/4/2006 =SUMIF(C27:C38,""&A27,D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"="&A28,D27:D38) Biff "Bob Barnes" wrote in message ... I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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Thank you.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: It always scares me when I see dates used like this. Maybe(!) I'm overly cautious, but I'd use: =SUMIF(C27:C38,""&date(2005,11,17),D27:D38) -SUMIF(C27:C38,"="&date(2006,1,4),D27:D38) Ron Coderre wrote: Try one of these: =SUMIF(C27:C38,"11/17/2005",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=1/4/2006",D27:D38) or...a bit shorter (and a bit less intuitive) =SUM(SUMIF(C27:C38,{"11/17/2005","=1/4/2006"},D27:D38)*{1,-1}) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Bob Barnes" wrote: I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob -- Dave Peterson |
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You're welcome!
Biff "Bob Barnes" wrote in message ... Another - thank you. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =SUMIF(C27:C38,"2005/11/17",D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"=2006/1/4",D27:D38) Better to use cells to hold the date variables: A27 = 11/17/2005 A28 = 1/4/2006 =SUMIF(C27:C38,""&A27,D27:D38)-SUMIF(C27:C38,"="&A28,D27:D38) Biff "Bob Barnes" wrote in message ... I'm an Access Programmer... A co-worker asked why this doesn't work - it gives "0". =SUMIF(C27:C38,"<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005",D27:D38) The... "<01/04/2006 and 11/17/2005"...doesn't work "<01/04/2006"...does work TIA - Bob |
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