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An alternative would be to split the date so you have say: -
Row Column A Column B 1 2 June 2 24 June 3 13 April You could then use SUMIF. Using the example above you would use the following formula: - =SUMIF(1B:3B,"June",1A:3A) To explain the above: - The formula first of all searches 1B:3B The second part "June" is what it looks to find in the range 1B:3B The final bit 1A:3A is the list of values and it calculates the sum of the corresponding cells where it finds "June" or whatever criteria you set. I hope that this helps. -- David "PamelaJ" wrote: I'm trying to sum information on another worksheet. 01-Jun in column a and 15 in column b 25-Jun in column a and 20 in column b 01-Aug in column a and 30 in column b to give me total for Jun in another worksheet with a total value of 35 (ie adding just the month of June Can anyone help? -- PamelaJ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PamelaJ's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=36387 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=561701 |
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