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Hi
is their any way if I have a sheet with multiple data and dates, that
the totals can all be summed by date eg

if i have column A with a start date, column b with an end date and
column c with a total in one sheet. can I have another sheet that will
sum the data by date. the end date needs to pickup the previous date
that is listed.

Thanks for your help.


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david72 wrote:
Hi
is their any way if I have a sheet with multiple data and dates, that
the totals can all be summed by date eg

if i have column A with a start date, column b with an end date and
column c with a total in one sheet. can I have another sheet that
will sum the data by date. the end date needs to pickup the previous
date that is listed.

Thanks for your help.


How's about a pivot table?


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