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Why can't I just use the = sign in a function, and not use =?
When I perform this function, after (2007,3,5) the cell output is
"0". I need for the information that is displayed on (2007,3,5) to be permanent and not change to "0" when (2007,3,5) has passed. =SUMIF(A1,"="&DATE(2007,3,5),Summary!F14) I can't use this formula because I am displaying accumulating data every week and it will be overwritten with the new data and not preserve the old information. =SUMIF(A1,"="&DATE(2007,3,5),Summary!F14) Thanks for any suggestions you can give me! |
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