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I have 3 rows of data as follows.
The first row (f1:Ai1), contains dates in the format mm/dd. The second row (f2:ai2), contains a number representing some amount of time in minutes, as an example 6 hours would be 360, 7 hours would be 420. The third row is an interger representing sequential days worked in a given period of time. 1, 2, 3 ...30. I have an Hlookup table that looks at the system clock (=today()) and the three rows mentioned above to determine the sequential of todays date. This is in cell AR3. In cell, D5 I would like to use the sumif function to determine how many minutes total from cell F2 to and including the current day. Here is what does not work for me sumif(f1:aI1,"<=AR3",f2:ai2). I am open to any suggestions. Thanks |
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If I'm reading this correctly, that cell AR3 holds a sequential, not a date
(mm/dd), then your formula should be: =sumif(f3:ai3,"<=AR3",f2:ai2) If that doesn't do it, let us know if you're getting an error or incorrect result, etc. Thanks. -- Mike Lee McKinney,TX USA "JMallo" wrote: I have 3 rows of data as follows. The first row (f1:Ai1), contains dates in the format mm/dd. The second row (f2:ai2), contains a number representing some amount of time in minutes, as an example 6 hours would be 360, 7 hours would be 420. The third row is an interger representing sequential days worked in a given period of time. 1, 2, 3 ...30. I have an Hlookup table that looks at the system clock (=today()) and the three rows mentioned above to determine the sequential of todays date. This is in cell AR3. In cell, D5 I would like to use the sumif function to determine how many minutes total from cell F2 to and including the current day. Here is what does not work for me sumif(f1:aI1,"<=AR3",f2:ai2). I am open to any suggestions. Thanks |
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Since AR3 is a cell reference,
=sumif(f3:ai3,"<="&AR3,f2:ai2) "mikelee101" wrote: If I'm reading this correctly, that cell AR3 holds a sequential, not a date (mm/dd), then your formula should be: =sumif(f3:ai3,"<=AR3",f2:ai2) If that doesn't do it, let us know if you're getting an error or incorrect result, etc. Thanks. -- Mike Lee McKinney,TX USA "JMallo" wrote: I have 3 rows of data as follows. The first row (f1:Ai1), contains dates in the format mm/dd. The second row (f2:ai2), contains a number representing some amount of time in minutes, as an example 6 hours would be 360, 7 hours would be 420. The third row is an interger representing sequential days worked in a given period of time. 1, 2, 3 ...30. I have an Hlookup table that looks at the system clock (=today()) and the three rows mentioned above to determine the sequential of todays date. This is in cell AR3. In cell, D5 I would like to use the sumif function to determine how many minutes total from cell F2 to and including the current day. Here is what does not work for me sumif(f1:aI1,"<=AR3",f2:ai2). I am open to any suggestions. Thanks |
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