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Col A currently contains only 2006 dates, but as soon as the new year rolls,
the same column will also contain 2007 dates. Col B contains numbers that I want to sum, depending on the date in column A. From now until Janualry 1st, I want to sum only the data containing 2006 dates. On January 1st, I want the sum to include 2007 entries as well. Some entries are entered in advance of the actual date. For instance, an entry could be made today with a January 2nd date. I wouldn't want to include that data in my sum until January actually rolls around. How do I write the formula? BTW, I'm not a Visual Basic programmer, I can only use formulas on the worksheet. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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