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Where would I place this "SumIF"? at the bottom of the column or in a new row for each entry? Not sure I understand what it's meant to do? "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... do you have a date associated with each entry? If so (assume column A below) you can just use two sumif functions =sumif(A:A,"=StartofWeek",C:C)-Sumif(A:A,"EndofWeek",C:C) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "HotRod" wrote in message ... I'm wondering if it is possible to do the following with a formula or if I need to create a macro. I'd prefer to stay away from the macro if possible. I Have a sheet that has all of my business trips on it (Sorted by Date) I want to sum the sheet so that I get the total mileage for each week. 1) Since some weeks I travel more than others how can I determine if the mileage belongs to week 1 or 2, for ex. One week I may have five business trips C5:C10 and then week two, two business trips C11:C12, but the following month it could be reversed. So How can I get another cell to SUM the first week? 2) Is there a way to sort this out in a formula? This is what I think I need to figure out a) Set start date b) Determine date ranges for week's 1 - 4 c) |
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