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The problem is I need a DOLLAR figure for money due in 30 days (T3) (a
dynamic field) that is calculated off of balance due (I2) that have a balance
due date (J2) of today+29 days or within 30 days. I supplied the field names.

Any suggestions or help?
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000=TODAY()+29),B1:B1000)

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"Ken Moskowitz" <Ken wrote in message
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The problem is I need a DOLLAR figure for money due in 30 days (T3) (a
dynamic field) that is calculated off of balance due (I2) that have a

balance
due date (J2) of today+29 days or within 30 days. I supplied the field

names.

Any suggestions or help?



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=SUMIF(DateRange,"="&T3,SumRange)

Ken Moskowitz wrote:
The problem is I need a DOLLAR figure for money due in 30 days (T3) (a
dynamic field) that is calculated off of balance due (I2) that have a balance
due date (J2) of today+29 days or within 30 days. I supplied the field names.

Any suggestions or help?

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Ken M.
 
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This is my combo of Bob and Aladin. Yet still not working. Where is my error?

=SUMIF(--(J2:J250=TODAY()+29)&I2:I250<=.01)

Walking through this in baby step...

In cell T3 I am asking Excel to... Sum if J2-J250 is Today or plus the next
29 days and I20-I250 has a dollar amount greater than or equal to a penny.

Is that not what I am doing? REALLY STUCK GUYS! Thanks for the continued help.

Ken


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000=TODAY()+29),B1:B1000)

--

HTH

RP
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"Ken Moskowitz" <Ken wrote in message
...
The problem is I need a DOLLAR figure for money due in 30 days (T3) (a
dynamic field) that is calculated off of balance due (I2) that have a

balance
due date (J2) of today+29 days or within 30 days. I supplied the field

names.

Any suggestions or help?




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+SUMPRODUCT(--(J2:J50=TODAY()+29),--(I2:I50=.01),I2:I50)

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HTH

RP
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"Ken M." wrote in message
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This is my combo of Bob and Aladin. Yet still not working. Where is my

error?

=SUMIF(--(J2:J250=TODAY()+29)&I2:I250<=.01)

Walking through this in baby step...

In cell T3 I am asking Excel to... Sum if J2-J250 is Today or plus the

next
29 days and I20-I250 has a dollar amount greater than or equal to a penny.

Is that not what I am doing? REALLY STUCK GUYS! Thanks for the continued

help.

Ken


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000=TODAY()+29),B1:B1000)

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Ken Moskowitz" <Ken wrote in message
...
The problem is I need a DOLLAR figure for money due in 30 days (T3)

(a
dynamic field) that is calculated off of balance due (I2) that have a

balance
due date (J2) of today+29 days or within 30 days. I supplied the field

names.

Any suggestions or help?






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