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Thanks very much.
You brightened my day "Toppers" wrote: It would be helpful to know the layout of the data and your current SUMIF but it suggests that SUMPRODUCT would be suitable. =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=condition1),--(B1:B100=Condition2),(C1:C2100)) If conditions 1 and 2 are true the corresponding values in C are summed. An example for selecting the month: =SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A1:A100)=3),--(B1:B100=Condition2),(C1:C2100)) would select data for month 3 assuming column A was formatted as dates. If there more than one years data, you need to test for the year() if required. FYI the double-unary (--) changes the true/false conditions to 1/0 to allow the arithmetic to be performed. And finally, SUMPRODUCT cannot be a whole column i.e. SUMPRODUCT (--(A:A ....) is invalid. HTH "Wins07" wrote: I have a list of expenses by date from which I extract summarised information by expense type using SUMIF(), however I now need to tabulate the expenses on a monthly basis. I need to present the information in a columnar form on a monthly basis. Can anyone advise of a way I can go about this. Thanks in advance |
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