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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="Susan"),--(C1:C100="2/28/2009"),(B1:B100)) or =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="Susan"),--(C1:C100=Today()),(B1:B100)) Change 100 to your last row You can add other conditions by adding terms like --(C1:C100"2/28/2009") --(C1:C100<"2/28/2009") --(C1:C100=(Today()+7) "pgarcia" wrote: Hello all, I need to look up a name "Susan" in A1, sum $ in B1 but only if C1=2/28/2009 is greater then 7 days. I would need to also do the following: 7 or more days (which is the example), 3-6 days old and 1-2 days old. Thanks |
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