I am trying to get daily totals sumed and put into a monthly
worksheet. I have been using SUMIF comparing the month and year of
each payment.

Here is the formula.

=SUMIF(MONTH(Payments!b7:b3000)&YEAR(Payments!b7:b 3000),
MONTH(B39)&YEAR(B39),Payments!F7:F3000)

Excel is saying there is an error but when I look art the edit formula
area is seems to calculating correctly.

Can you help me?

Steve

You can use sumproduct without the CSE
=sumproduct((month(dr)=month(b39))*year(dr)=year(b 39))*sumrng)

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Steven Robilard" wrote in message
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I am trying to get daily totals sumed and put into a monthly
worksheet. I have been using SUMIF comparing the month and year of
each payment.

Here is the formula.

=SUMIF(MONTH(Payments!b7:b3000)&YEAR(Payments!b7:b 3000),
MONTH(B39)&YEAR(B39),Payments!F7:F3000)

Excel is saying there is an error but when I look art the edit formula
area is seems to calculating correctly.

Can you help me?

Steve

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT((TEXT(Payments!B7:B3000,"mm/yy")=TEXT(B39,"mm/yy"))*Payments!F7:
F3000)
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HTH,

RD
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"Steven Robilard" wrote in message
...
I am trying to get daily totals sumed and put into a monthly
worksheet. I have been using SUMIF comparing the month and year of
each payment.

Here is the formula.

=SUMIF(MONTH(Payments!b7:b3000)&YEAR(Payments!b7:b 3000),
MONTH(B39)&YEAR(B39),Payments!F7:F3000)

Excel is saying there is an error but when I look art the edit formula
area is seems to calculating correctly.

Can you help me?

Steve