I have a spreadsheet as follows:
A B C
date MD902 40
date MD902 30
date BO105 20
date BO105 10
and so on between rows 6 to 20006

I would like to be able to produce the total of column 'C' for the last 6
month of MD902 and BO105.
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AOU

Try this,

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100=DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY())-6,
DAY(TODAY())))*(B1:B100="MD902")*(C1:C100))

Change A1:A100 etc to match your range
You might also consider referring to a cell for MD902 instead of having the
search string within the formula.

Mike

"AOU" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet as follows:
A B C
date MD902 40
date MD902 30
date BO105 20
date BO105 10
and so on between rows 6 to 20006

I would like to be able to produce the total of column 'C' for the last 6
month of MD902 and BO105.
--
AOU

try:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH($A$1:$A$50)=2)*($B$1:$B$50={"MD902","BO105 "})*($C$1:$C$50))


assuming last 6 months is data from February onwards and there is only one
year.

Or using 183 days as 6 months

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$50=TODAY()-183)*($B$1:$B$50={"MD902","BO105"})*($C$1:$C$50))


"AOU" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet as follows:
A B C
date MD902 40
date MD902 30
date BO105 20
date BO105 10
and so on between rows 6 to 20006

I would like to be able to produce the total of column 'C' for the last 6
month of MD902 and BO105.
--
AOU

Thanks very much, it works fine. Just to add to this question.....How would I
use this formular to fine out 3 days and 7 days as well.
Thanks very miuch
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AOU


"Mike H" wrote:

Try this,

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100=DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY())-6,
DAY(TODAY())))*(B1:B100="MD902")*(C1:C100))

Change A1:A100 etc to match your range
You might also consider referring to a cell for MD902 instead of having the
search string within the formula.

Mike

"AOU" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet as follows:
A B C
date MD902 40
date MD902 30
date BO105 20
date BO105 10
and so on between rows 6 to 20006

I would like to be able to produce the total of column 'C' for the last 6
month of MD902 and BO105.
--
AOU