If you want a count of the names that appeared today, just miss off
the final term, i.e.:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A$1:A$100=A$1)*(Sheet1!B$1:B$1 00=A2))

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jul 28, 8:13*pm, GEM wrote:
Is there a way to count this?? For example,

John Doe 2
Jane Doe 2

Because each one appeared 2 times today.



"Pete_UK" wrote:
Assuming you have today's date in A1 of Sheet2, and then names below
starting in A2, put this formula in B2:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A$1:A$100=A$1)*(Sheet1!B$1:B$1 00=A2),Sheet1!C$1:C
$100)

Adjust to suit your data - I've assumed 100 rows. Copy down for as
many individual names as you have in Sheet2.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jul 28, 7:03 pm, GEM wrote:
On column A I have dates (mmmm dd, yyyy), on column B I have names (John Doe)
and on column C I have ammounts ($0.00).

On a seperate worksheet inside the same workbook, I would like to sum the
ammounts per name, if they equal to =Today().

For example,

* * * A * * * * * * * * * * * *B * * * * * * * * *C
1 * *July 20, 2009 * * * John Doe * * * $20
2 * *July 20, 2009 * * * Jane Doe * * * $10
3 * *July 28, 2009 * * * John Doe * * * $5
4 * *July 28, 2009 * * * John Doe * * * $20
5 * *July 28, 2009 * * * Jane Doe * * * $30
6 * *July 28, 2009 * * * Jane Doe * * * $10

July 28, 2009 ( =Today() )
John Doe - $25
Jane Doe - $40

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