Either works
=SUMPRODUCT((F8:F38=C2)*(F8:F38<D2)*(G8:G38="appl es")*(H8:H38))
or
=SUMPRODUCT((F8:F38=C2)*(F8:F38<D2)*(G8:G38="appl es")*H8:H38)


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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Finny" wrote in message
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Thanks Don.
I was about to post my solution:
=SUMPRODUCT((F8:F38=C2)*(F8:F38<D2)*(G8:G38="appl es")*(H8:H38))
C2 = Start Date
D2 = End Date

Don Guillett wrote:
one way
=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(F1:F6)=9)*(DAY(F1:F6)={1,2})*(G 1:G6="apples")*H1:H6)

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Finny" wrote in message
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I've got a simple problem but the solution is alluding me.
Simply:
A B C
Sept 1 | Apples | 3
Sept 1 | Oranges | 5
Sept 2 | Apples | 2
Sept 2 | Oranges | 4
Sept 3 | Apples | 3
Sept 3 | Oranges | 8

ex.
I need to sum how many apples I've sold for a given date range (Sept 1
to Sept 2 inclusive).

I can sumif by date, or drill down to a given sale, but to sum I can't
figure out.

Thanks in advance for any help.