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Jonathan,
I think you just mixed up your brackets. Try: =SUMPRODUCT((WEEKDAY(A1:A30,2)=1)*($B$1:$B$30)) This seems to work for me. By the way, you don't need to enter SUMPRODUCT as an array formula. Another approach to this would be to use a helper column. Insert a new column for column B. Set B1=WEEKDAY(A1) and copy down. Then you can use =SUMIF(A1:A30,2,C1:C30) Eric "Jonathan Cooper" wrote: Can't figure out why this formula isn't working. Column A1:A30 contain dates, starting with 9/1/05 and incrementing by one day. Column B1:B30 contain numbers. I want to look at column A, and if it's a Monday, then I want to sum the values in column B. ={SUMPRODUCT((WEEKDAY(A1:A30,2)=1*($B$1:$B$30)))} My only guess is that you can't use the WEEKDAY function as an array. However, when I look at that part of the formula in the formula editor, it looks like it is working. |
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