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sum, not count money column in between date columns
I recently got some help on counting the number of rows with data between
certain dates. Now I need to sum up a dollar amount in rows between certain dates. As of now, I have =SUM(IF(AND(M49<=All!H2:H5000,N49=All!H2:H5000),A ll!F2:F500,"0")) where m49 and n49 are the range of the dates, H is the date column in the worksheet and f is the money column in the worksheet. I also tried this with a sumif function which didn't work. and while I'm here, how would I output ideally the names of people donating more than $100,000 or at least the number of people, again, within certain dates =SUMPRODUCT(--(All!F2:F5000="100000"),--(M49<=All!H2:H5000),--(N49=All!H2:H5000)) Thanks -Benjamin |
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sum, not count money column in between date columns
That formula should work okay if the data is good. Did you array enter it
(Ctrl-Shift-Enter)? What did you get? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "benjo4u" wrote in message ... I recently got some help on counting the number of rows with data between certain dates. Now I need to sum up a dollar amount in rows between certain dates. As of now, I have =SUM(IF(AND(M49<=All!H2:H5000,N49=All!H2:H5000),A ll!F2:F500,"0")) where m49 and n49 are the range of the dates, H is the date column in the worksheet and f is the money column in the worksheet. I also tried this with a sumif function which didn't work. and while I'm here, how would I output ideally the names of people donating more than $100,000 or at least the number of people, again, within certain dates =SUMPRODUCT(--(All!F2:F5000="100000"),--(M49<=All!H2:H5000),--(N49=All!H2: H5000)) Thanks -Benjamin |
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sum, not count money column in between date columns
I did that, and the few places where there were values went to 0. Any ideas?
It looks good to me, but I can't figure it out. Also, any help on outputting names when the amount is greater than $100,000? Thanks -Benjamin "Bob Phillips" wrote: That formula should work okay if the data is good. Did you array enter it (Ctrl-Shift-Enter)? What did you get? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "benjo4u" wrote in message ... I recently got some help on counting the number of rows with data between certain dates. Now I need to sum up a dollar amount in rows between certain dates. As of now, I have =SUM(IF(AND(M49<=All!H2:H5000,N49=All!H2:H5000),A ll!F2:F500,"0")) where m49 and n49 are the range of the dates, H is the date column in the worksheet and f is the money column in the worksheet. I also tried this with a sumif function which didn't work. and while I'm here, how would I output ideally the names of people donating more than $100,000 or at least the number of people, again, within certain dates =SUMPRODUCT(--(All!F2:F5000="100000"),--(M49<=All!H2:H5000),--(N49=All!H2: H5000)) Thanks -Benjamin |
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sum, not count money column in between date columns
I browsed the boards and came up with the following which worked
=SUMPRODUCT((M49<=All!H2:H4998)*(N49=All!H2:H4998 )*All!D2:D4998) m and n are bookend dates to compare to h and d is the amount. Thanks -Benjamin "benjo4u" wrote: I did that, and the few places where there were values went to 0. Any ideas? It looks good to me, but I can't figure it out. Also, any help on outputting names when the amount is greater than $100,000? Thanks -Benjamin "Bob Phillips" wrote: That formula should work okay if the data is good. Did you array enter it (Ctrl-Shift-Enter)? What did you get? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "benjo4u" wrote in message ... I recently got some help on counting the number of rows with data between certain dates. Now I need to sum up a dollar amount in rows between certain dates. As of now, I have =SUM(IF(AND(M49<=All!H2:H5000,N49=All!H2:H5000),A ll!F2:F500,"0")) where m49 and n49 are the range of the dates, H is the date column in the worksheet and f is the money column in the worksheet. I also tried this with a sumif function which didn't work. and while I'm here, how would I output ideally the names of people donating more than $100,000 or at least the number of people, again, within certain dates =SUMPRODUCT(--(All!F2:F5000="100000"),--(M49<=All!H2:H5000),--(N49=All!H2: H5000)) Thanks -Benjamin |
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