What does your formula look like?

It should look like this:

=SUMIF(F9:F129,"<="&M2,A9:A129)

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Lost in Query" wrote in message
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I cannot get SUMIF to work for me at all.

I have a Sum Range F9:F129 = numbers
I have a Criteria Range A9::A129=Dates
and I have a Criteria M2 (TODAY)
I want all numbers in the range F9:F129 to be added thus SUM all up to
TODAY
<=M2 depending on Dates in column A9:A129 but it just comes back with nil
it
doesn't seem to recognise that M2 is a number (TODAY) and thus it will not
calculate anything.

Chris

I'm trying to use multiple criteria in my SUMIF and COUNTIF functions and I'm
unable to figure out how to nest/combine them using the same rationale as
shown below [ =SUMIF(F9:F129,"<="&M2,A9:A129) ]

I want to do something that would be like: and("<="&M2,"="&M3)
but can't get the syntax right...

Thanks


"T. Valko" wrote:

What does your formula look like?

It should look like this:

=SUMIF(F9:F129,"<="&M2,A9:A129)

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Lost in Query" wrote in message
...
I cannot get SUMIF to work for me at all.

I have a Sum Range F9:F129 = numbers
I have a Criteria Range A9::A129=Dates
and I have a Criteria M2 (TODAY)
I want all numbers in the range F9:F129 to be added thus SUM all up to
TODAY
<=M2 depending on Dates in column A9:A129 but it just comes back with nil
it
doesn't seem to recognise that M2 is a number (TODAY) and thus it will not
calculate anything.

Chris

If you want to sum based on a date range:

M2 = lower boundary date
M3 = upper boundary date

=SUMIF(F9:F129,"="&M2,A9:A129)-SUMIF(F9:F129,""&M3,A9:A129)

Note that the boundary dates are included in the sum.

Format as General or Number

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"DaleS" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to use multiple criteria in my SUMIF and COUNTIF functions and
I'm
unable to figure out how to nest/combine them using the same rationale as
shown below [ =SUMIF(F9:F129,"<="&M2,A9:A129) ]

I want to do something that would be like: and("<="&M2,"="&M3)
but can't get the syntax right...

Thanks


"T. Valko" wrote:

What does your formula look like?

It should look like this:

=SUMIF(F9:F129,"<="&M2,A9:A129)

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Lost in Query" wrote in message
...
I cannot get SUMIF to work for me at all.

I have a Sum Range F9:F129 = numbers
I have a Criteria Range A9::A129=Dates
and I have a Criteria M2 (TODAY)
I want all numbers in the range F9:F129 to be added thus SUM all up to
TODAY
<=M2 depending on Dates in column A9:A129 but it just comes back with
nil
it
doesn't seem to recognise that M2 is a number (TODAY) and thus it will
not
calculate anything.

Chris