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Easy Sumproduct or Sumif - but I can't remember how ..lol !
Hi
I am having a slight memory block with this, I know its easy but can't remember how to do it. Column A is populated with dates in formatt dd mmmm yy eg 10 March 07 Column G is populated with invoice amounts as £0.00 can somebody put me out of my misery and advise who to search down column A for a date eg 10 March 07 and total all the cells found through column G If possible the formula should be able to be dragged down so that I can tally up each seperate day of the month easily |
Easy Sumproduct or Sumif - but I can't remember how ..lol !
Have a look in the help index for SUMIF
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Anthony" wrote in message ... Hi I am having a slight memory block with this, I know its easy but can't remember how to do it. Column A is populated with dates in formatt dd mmmm yy eg 10 March 07 Column G is populated with invoice amounts as £0.00 can somebody put me out of my misery and advise who to search down column A for a date eg 10 March 07 and total all the cells found through column G If possible the formula should be able to be dragged down so that I can tally up each seperate day of the month easily |
Easy Sumproduct or Sumif - but I can't remember how ..lol !
With
A2:A20 containing dates G2:G20 containing amounts Try something like this: I2: (a date) This formula sums the Col_G cells where the corresponding Col_A cell's value equals the date in cell I2 J2: =SUMIF($A$2:$A$20,I2,$G$2:$G$20) (Note: The dollar signs ($) in the formula "lock" the respective range references so they don't change when the formula is copied down) Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Anthony" wrote: Hi I am having a slight memory block with this, I know its easy but can't remember how to do it. Column A is populated with dates in formatt dd mmmm yy eg 10 March 07 Column G is populated with invoice amounts as £0.00 can somebody put me out of my misery and advise who to search down column A for a date eg 10 March 07 and total all the cells found through column G If possible the formula should be able to be dragged down so that I can tally up each seperate day of the month easily |
Easy Sumproduct or Sumif - but I can't remember how ..lol !
Ron,
just great - many thanks! "Ron Coderre" wrote: With A2:A20 containing dates G2:G20 containing amounts Try something like this: I2: (a date) This formula sums the Col_G cells where the corresponding Col_A cell's value equals the date in cell I2 J2: =SUMIF($A$2:$A$20,I2,$G$2:$G$20) (Note: The dollar signs ($) in the formula "lock" the respective range references so they don't change when the formula is copied down) Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Anthony" wrote: Hi I am having a slight memory block with this, I know its easy but can't remember how to do it. Column A is populated with dates in formatt dd mmmm yy eg 10 March 07 Column G is populated with invoice amounts as £0.00 can somebody put me out of my misery and advise who to search down column A for a date eg 10 March 07 and total all the cells found through column G If possible the formula should be able to be dragged down so that I can tally up each seperate day of the month easily |
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