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I have a conditional SUMIFS
Detail Sheet Type Date Qty Credit 2/1/10 1 Sales 2/2/10 2 Credit 2/15/10 3 Summary Sheet Week # Start Date End Date Credits Sales 1 2/1/10 2/5/10 1 2 2 2/8/10 2/15/10 3 0 So, basicallay I am summing the Credit column if the Detail is Type Credit and the Date is = the Start Date on the line and the End Date <= the Date on the line. Same for Sales. However, as simple as it seems, it just seems not lo like the dates. =SUMIFS(Detail!C:C,Detail!A:A,"=B6",Detail!A:A,"< =C6",Detail!B:B,"Credit") This keeps summing to 0. When I try testing things other than dates, it works just fine. I tried sticking a '&' before the B6 and C6 - that did not work. Any ideas? |
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Type Date Qty Credit 2/1/10 1 Sales 2/2/10 2 Credit 2/15/10 3 =SUMIFS(Detail!C:C,Detail!A:A,"=B6",Detail!A:A," <=C6",Detail!B:B,"Credit") I tried sticking a '&' before the B6 and C6 - that did not work. Well, according to your Detail sheet the dates are in column B but your formula is checking column A for the dates! On your Summary sheet change the header Credits to Credit: Then enter this formula in Summary D6: =SUMIFS(Detail!$C:$C,Detail!$B:$B,"="&$B6,Detail! $B:$B,"<="&$C6,Detail!$A:$A,D$5) Copy acroos to E6 then down as needed. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "d" wrote in message ... I have a conditional SUMIFS Detail Sheet Type Date Qty Credit 2/1/10 1 Sales 2/2/10 2 Credit 2/15/10 3 Summary Sheet Week # Start Date End Date Credits Sales 1 2/1/10 2/5/10 1 2 2 2/8/10 2/15/10 3 0 So, basicallay I am summing the Credit column if the Detail is Type Credit and the Date is = the Start Date on the line and the End Date <= the Date on the line. Same for Sales. However, as simple as it seems, it just seems not lo like the dates. =SUMIFS(Detail!C:C,Detail!A:A,"=B6",Detail!A:A,"< =C6",Detail!B:B,"Credit") This keeps summing to 0. When I try testing things other than dates, it works just fine. I tried sticking a '&' before the B6 and C6 - that did not work. Any ideas? |
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