Moving range?
 

I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. a1=March a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

Moving range?
 

Not much detail but something like for dates in col A 3=march

=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=3)*(month(a2:a22)=10)*b 2:b22)
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"wx4usa" wrote in message
...
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. a1=March a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

Moving range?
 

Are you sure? Wouldn't that always be zero? A cell in column A can't be 3
and 10 at the same time.
--
David Biddulph

"Don Guillett" wrote in message
...

Not much detail but something like for dates in col A 3=march

=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=3)*(month(a2:a22)=10)*b 2:b22)
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"wx4usa" wrote in message
...
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. a1=March a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

Moving range?
 

If you truly have the words "March" and "October" in a1 and a2, you're not
going to get any formulas to work.

You need either dates or month numbers (not names). Dates work best because
you can format them to your liking (such as displaying only the month name).

When a1:a2 and b1:m1 have numbers (or dates) in them, use:
=sumproduct(--(b1:m1=a1),--(b1:m1<=a2),--(b2:m2))

Regards,
Fred

"wx4usa" wrote in message
...
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. a1=March a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

Moving range?
 

Oops
=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=3)*(month(a2:a22)<=10) *b2:b22)

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message
...
Are you sure? Wouldn't that always be zero? A cell in column A can't be 3
and 10 at the same time.
--
David Biddulph

"Don Guillett" wrote in message
...

Not much detail but something like for dates in col A 3=march

=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=3)*(month(a2:a22)=10)*b 2:b22)
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"wx4usa" wrote in message
...
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. a1=March a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

Moving range?
 

=SUM(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(2,MATCH(A1,B1:M1,0)+1)&":"&A DDRESS(2,MATCH(A2,B1:M1,0)+1)))



"Fred Smith" skrev:

If you truly have the words "March" and "October" in a1 and a2, you're not
going to get any formulas to work.

You need either dates or month numbers (not names). Dates work best because
you can format them to your liking (such as displaying only the month name).

When a1:a2 and b1:m1 have numbers (or dates) in them, use:
=sumproduct(--(b1:m1=a1),--(b1:m1<=a2),--(b2:m2))

Regards,
Fred

"wx4usa" wrote in message
...
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. a1=March a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

.

Moving range?
 

On Dec 23, 9:08*pm, excelent
wrote:
=SUM(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(2,MATCH(A1,B1:M1,0)+1)&":"&A DDRESS(2,MATCH(A2,B1:M1,0)+1)))

"Fred Smith" skrev:

If you truly have the words "March" and "October" in a1 and a2, you're not
going to get any formulas to work.

You need either dates or month numbers (not names). Dates work best because
you can format them to your liking (such as displaying only the month name).

When a1:a2 and b1:m1 have numbers (or dates) in them, use:
=sumproduct(--(b1:m1=a1),--(b1:m1<=a2),--(b2:m2))

Regards,
Fred

"wx4usa" wrote in message
....
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. *a1=March *a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

.

Thanks Fred, That worked great.

Moving range?
 

On Dec 23, 9:08*pm, excelent
wrote:
=SUM(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(2,MATCH(A1,B1:M1,0)+1)&":"&A DDRESS(2,MATCH(A2,B1:M1,0)+1)))

"Fred Smith" skrev:

If you truly have the words "March" and "October" in a1 and a2, you're not
going to get any formulas to work.

You need either dates or month numbers (not names). Dates work best because
you can format them to your liking (such as displaying only the month name).

When a1:a2 and b1:m1 have numbers (or dates) in them, use:
=sumproduct(--(b1:m1=a1),--(b1:m1<=a2),--(b2:m2))

Regards,
Fred

"wx4usa" wrote in message
....
I have Months in B1:M1.
Dollars in B2:M2

I need a formula to return the sum dollars of a range of consecutive
months that is variable such as.....start month is in cell a1 and end
month is in a2. *a1=March *a2=October

Thank you so much for your help!!

.

How do I make the formula look for data on another sheet in the same
workbook? My a1 and b1 are on one sheet and the b1:m1 and data is on
another.