=SUMIF(A3:A356,MONTH(TODAY())-1,F3:F356) ' works fine
but
=SUMIF(A3:A356,MONTH()=1,F3:F356) 'does not
=SUMIF(A3:A356,MONTH(A3:A356)=1,F3:F356) 'does not
Really need the second line to work

Why? Is there a way around it, not using sumproduct?

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hi you can try yhe following ARRAY formula.

=SUM(IF(MONTH(A3:A356)=1,F3:F356))

just be sure after entering the formula in formula window press
shift+control+enter & not just enter.

excel will treat this as an array formula and show it as
{=SUM(IF(MONTH(A3:A356)=1,F3:F356))}

hope it solves your problem.

Best Regards
NC

just be sure after entering the formula in formula window press
shift+control+enter & not just enter.

What difference does that make?

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"NC" wrote in message
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hi you can try yhe following ARRAY formula.

=SUM(IF(MONTH(A3:A356)=1,F3:F356))

just be sure after entering the formula in formula window press
shift+control+enter & not just enter.

excel will treat this as an array formula and show it as
{=SUM(IF(MONTH(A3:A356)=1,F3:F356))}

hope it solves your problem.

Best Regards
NC

As already specified in message pressing "Shift+control+enter" after
entering formula makes it be treated as array formula

for more on array formulas visit following url

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm

Regards
NC