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excel date ranges
I have a spreadsheet recording wheat coming into various stores for a number
of customers. All wheat coming into store is entered on one sheet and this then fires through to the relevant store worksheet eg store 1, store 2 etc. Under a column headed €˜date the date on which the wheat came into store is recorded. I would like to be able to ask the database what wheat came in between two date ranges eg. Between 01/07/07 and 31/07/07 and so on for each month. The records are not necessarily entered in date order as entries are made as the paperwork hits the office. Many thanks for any help. |
excel date ranges
Maybe with dates in column A and tonnages in column B
Start date in C1 and end date in C2 =SUMIF(A1:A100,"="&C1,B1:B100)-SUMIF(A1:A100,""&C2,B1:B100) Mike "Skibee" wrote: I have a spreadsheet recording wheat coming into various stores for a number of customers. All wheat coming into store is entered on one sheet and this then fires through to the relevant store worksheet eg store 1, store 2 etc. Under a column headed €˜date the date on which the wheat came into store is recorded. I would like to be able to ask the database what wheat came in between two date ranges eg. Between 01/07/07 and 31/07/07 and so on for each month. The records are not necessarily entered in date order as entries are made as the paperwork hits the office. Many thanks for any help. |
excel date ranges
Thanks for that. I don't need to add up the total tonnage of wheat that came
in. I need Excel to display the entirety of each record pertaining to wheat received in the relevant month. So that would be date wheat came into store, customer for whom it is being stored, wheat variety, field it came from, ticket number of load, all the moisture details, bushel weights, drying charges etc. So the date is column A, customer column B, store C, variety D, field E, ticket no F, etc. with headings up to column M. Is this possible? "Don Guillett" wrote: To sum for Jul =sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=7)*b2:b22) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Skibee" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet recording wheat coming into various stores for a number of customers. All wheat coming into store is entered on one sheet and this then fires through to the relevant store worksheet eg store 1, store 2 etc. Under a column headed €˜date the date on which the wheat came into store is recorded. I would like to be able to ask the database what wheat came in between two date ranges eg. Between 01/07/07 and 31/07/07 and so on for each month. The records are not necessarily entered in date order as entries are made as the paperwork hits the office. Many thanks for any help. |
excel date ranges
Have a look at using Datafilterautofilterdatecustom -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Skibee" wrote in message ... Thanks for that. I don't need to add up the total tonnage of wheat that came in. I need Excel to display the entirety of each record pertaining to wheat received in the relevant month. So that would be date wheat came into store, customer for whom it is being stored, wheat variety, field it came from, ticket number of load, all the moisture details, bushel weights, drying charges etc. So the date is column A, customer column B, store C, variety D, field E, ticket no F, etc. with headings up to column M. Is this possible? "Don Guillett" wrote: To sum for Jul =sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=7)*b2:b22) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Skibee" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet recording wheat coming into various stores for a number of customers. All wheat coming into store is entered on one sheet and this then fires through to the relevant store worksheet eg store 1, store 2 etc. Under a column headed €˜date the date on which the wheat came into store is recorded. I would like to be able to ask the database what wheat came in between two date ranges eg. Between 01/07/07 and 31/07/07 and so on for each month. The records are not necessarily entered in date order as entries are made as the paperwork hits the office. Many thanks for any help. |
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