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SUMIF Question
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I have a spreadsheet which lists Sales and dates that those orders are to be delivered on. These dates do not run consecutively on the spreadsheet though. I want to produce a formula that will add up the volume of all orders from a set date (First day of the month) up to todays date + 1 (Tomorrow) So at any time in the month I have a figure that shows the volumes of all orders delivered up to tomorrow. |
SUMIF Question
How about where col a is your dates and 4 is April and col B is the values
to add. =sumproduct((month(a2;a22)=4)*b2:b22) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a spreadsheet which lists Sales and dates that those orders are to be delivered on. These dates do not run consecutively on the spreadsheet though. I want to produce a formula that will add up the volume of all orders from a set date (First day of the month) up to todays date + 1 (Tomorrow) So at any time in the month I have a figure that shows the volumes of all orders delivered up to tomorrow. |
SUMIF Question
Presumably colon, not semi-colon ?
=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=4)*b2:b22) -- David Biddulph "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... How about where col a is your dates and 4 is April and col B is the values to add. =sumproduct((month(a2;a22)=4)*b2:b22) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a spreadsheet which lists Sales and dates that those orders are to be delivered on. These dates do not run consecutively on the spreadsheet though. I want to produce a formula that will add up the volume of all orders from a set date (First day of the month) up to todays date + 1 (Tomorrow) So at any time in the month I have a figure that shows the volumes of all orders delivered up to tomorrow. |
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