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Put something like this in the desired cell: =SUMPRODUCT((TEXT('Master Log'!A2:A100,"mmm")="Jan")*('Master Log'!A2:A100<""),'Master Log'!E2:E100) Above assumes "Reading dates" are within A2:A100, "Mechanics" values within E2:E100 in sheet: Master Log. Adapt ranges to suit. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Carlee" wrote: Hi All, I have two sheets: Master Log & Summary. The master log contains many rows, each having a date assigned to it. The Summary sheet is used to sum totals and present to the board. I would like to create a sum formula in a cell in the Summary sheet, that looks for all rows where the Reading Date is in January. This formula would go to the Mechanics column and sum all values listed for the month of January. I don't want the formual to be year specific, just month. Any suggestions? -- Carlee |
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