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Sum within a date range meeting one other criteria
I have 3 Columns, DATE, SALES, SALESPERSON.
I want to write a formula that states: If the date is more than 2 weeks ago what is the total sales by salesperson? I tried a few versions of SUMIF and could not seem to get it to work. =SUMIF(C:C,"<="&TODAY()-7,D:D) returns the amount for all sales but I cannot figure out how to add the other variable of salesperson to the mix. Thanks for any help. |
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Sum within a date range meeting one other criteria
Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(C1:C100<=TODAY()-14),--(B1:B100="Joe"),D1:D100) Note: you can't use entire columns as range references with Sumproduct unless you're using Excel 2007. Biff wrote in message ups.com... I have 3 Columns, DATE, SALES, SALESPERSON. I want to write a formula that states: If the date is more than 2 weeks ago what is the total sales by salesperson? I tried a few versions of SUMIF and could not seem to get it to work. =SUMIF(C:C,"<="&TODAY()-7,D:D) returns the amount for all sales but I cannot figure out how to add the other variable of salesperson to the mix. Thanks for any help. |
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Sum within a date range meeting one other criteria
Biff, that was right on the money! I also did not know about using
entire colums as a refence. Thanks for the help! On Jan 27, 10:15 pm, "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(C1:C100<=TODAY()-14),--(B1:B100="Joe"),D1:D100) Note: you can't use entire columns as range references with Sumproduct unless you're using Excel 2007. Biff wrote in oglegroups.com... I have 3 Columns, DATE, SALES, SALESPERSON. I want to write a formula that states: If the date is more than 2 weeks ago what is the total sales by salesperson? I tried a few versions of SUMIF and could not seem to get it to work. =SUMIF(C:C,"<="&TODAY()-7,D:D) returns the amount for all sales but I cannot figure out how to add the other variable of salesperson to the mix. Thanks for any help.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - |
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Sum within a date range meeting one other criteria
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff wrote in message ups.com... Biff, that was right on the money! I also did not know about using entire colums as a refence. Thanks for the help! On Jan 27, 10:15 pm, "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(C1:C100<=TODAY()-14),--(B1:B100="Joe"),D1:D100) Note: you can't use entire columns as range references with Sumproduct unless you're using Excel 2007. Biff wrote in oglegroups.com... I have 3 Columns, DATE, SALES, SALESPERSON. I want to write a formula that states: If the date is more than 2 weeks ago what is the total sales by salesperson? I tried a few versions of SUMIF and could not seem to get it to work. =SUMIF(C:C,"<="&TODAY()-7,D:D) returns the amount for all sales but I cannot figure out how to add the other variable of salesperson to the mix. Thanks for any help.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - |
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