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Arlene

Sumif
 
I have checked and can't find anyone nesting sumif's by date and other
criteria.

I have 5 columns that list (Production) a piece of equipment (multiples),
the date(more multiples) for the same piece of equipment and then the
quantity the equipment did. There could be 12 times the equipment is
mentioned for a single day. I need to sum the quantity the piece of
equipment did by the date. I have tried
sumif(Production!A:A(date)=Summary!B1(specific
date),sumif(Production!B:B=Summary!c1(equipment
code),Production!C:C(quantity))) doesn't seem to like the nested if's. What
else can I do? Thanks

Toppers

Sumif
 
Look at SUMPRODUCT:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)="specific
date"),--(Production!B2:B100)="production code"),Production!C2:C100)

Set Date (H1) and code (H2) in cells:

e.g.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)=H1),--(Production!B2:B100)=H2),Production!C2:C100)

Except in XL2007, ranges cannot be a whole column AND must be same size for
all ranges.

HTH

"Arlene" wrote:

I have checked and can't find anyone nesting sumif's by date and other
criteria.

I have 5 columns that list (Production) a piece of equipment (multiples),
the date(more multiples) for the same piece of equipment and then the
quantity the equipment did. There could be 12 times the equipment is
mentioned for a single day. I need to sum the quantity the piece of
equipment did by the date. I have tried
sumif(Production!A:A(date)=Summary!B1(specific
date),sumif(Production!B:B=Summary!c1(equipment
code),Production!C:C(quantity))) doesn't seem to like the nested if's. What
else can I do? Thanks


Mike H

Sumif
 
Hi Arlene,

Not seeing your formula as you have actually typed it makes it more
difficult but dates and sumif are handled as below:-

=SUMIF(A1:A5,"<="&DATE(2004,4,2),B1:B5)

You can't simply enter a date as criteria.


Mike

"Arlene" wrote:

I have checked and can't find anyone nesting sumif's by date and other
criteria.

I have 5 columns that list (Production) a piece of equipment (multiples),
the date(more multiples) for the same piece of equipment and then the
quantity the equipment did. There could be 12 times the equipment is
mentioned for a single day. I need to sum the quantity the piece of
equipment did by the date. I have tried
sumif(Production!A:A(date)=Summary!B1(specific
date),sumif(Production!B:B=Summary!c1(equipment
code),Production!C:C(quantity))) doesn't seem to like the nested if's. What
else can I do? Thanks


Arlene

Sumif
 
This is actually what I entered and I get 0, I have entered it as a ctrl,
shift and enter and still get zero. What can I be doing wrong. Thanks

=SUMPRODUCT((B4:B9759="02/01/2007")*(C4:C9759="ZL118")*F4:F9759)
B C D E
F
DATE_OUT EQUIPMENT_CODE PIECE_COUNT SETTING VOLUME
02/01/2007 ZL118 62 I014 48.81
02/01/2007 ZL118 159 I014 39.46
02/01/2007 ZL118 178 I014 44.12
02/01/2007 DB1 131 J140 34.36

"Toppers" wrote:

Look at SUMPRODUCT:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)="specific
date"),--(Production!B2:B100)="production code"),Production!C2:C100)

Set Date (H1) and code (H2) in cells:

e.g.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)=H1),--(Production!B2:B100)=H2),Production!C2:C100)

Except in XL2007, ranges cannot be a whole column AND must be same size for
all ranges.

HTH

"Arlene" wrote:

I have checked and can't find anyone nesting sumif's by date and other
criteria.

I have 5 columns that list (Production) a piece of equipment (multiples),
the date(more multiples) for the same piece of equipment and then the
quantity the equipment did. There could be 12 times the equipment is
mentioned for a single day. I need to sum the quantity the piece of
equipment did by the date. I have tried
sumif(Production!A:A(date)=Summary!B1(specific
date),sumif(Production!B:B=Summary!c1(equipment
code),Production!C:C(quantity))) doesn't seem to like the nested if's. What
else can I do? Thanks


Toppers

Sumif
 
try:

=SUMPRODUCT((B4:B9759=DATEVALUE("02/01/2007"))*(C4:C9759="ZL118")*F4:F9759)

Just ENTER (no need for Ctrl+Shift+Enter)

"Arlene" wrote:

This is actually what I entered and I get 0, I have entered it as a ctrl,
shift and enter and still get zero. What can I be doing wrong. Thanks

=SUMPRODUCT((B4:B9759="02/01/2007")*(C4:C9759="ZL118")*F4:F9759)
B C D E
F
DATE_OUT EQUIPMENT_CODE PIECE_COUNT SETTING VOLUME
02/01/2007 ZL118 62 I014 48.81
02/01/2007 ZL118 159 I014 39.46
02/01/2007 ZL118 178 I014 44.12
02/01/2007 DB1 131 J140 34.36

"Toppers" wrote:

Look at SUMPRODUCT:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)="specific
date"),--(Production!B2:B100)="production code"),Production!C2:C100)

Set Date (H1) and code (H2) in cells:

e.g.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)=H1),--(Production!B2:B100)=H2),Production!C2:C100)

Except in XL2007, ranges cannot be a whole column AND must be same size for
all ranges.

HTH

"Arlene" wrote:

I have checked and can't find anyone nesting sumif's by date and other
criteria.

I have 5 columns that list (Production) a piece of equipment (multiples),
the date(more multiples) for the same piece of equipment and then the
quantity the equipment did. There could be 12 times the equipment is
mentioned for a single day. I need to sum the quantity the piece of
equipment did by the date. I have tried
sumif(Production!A:A(date)=Summary!B1(specific
date),sumif(Production!B:B=Summary!c1(equipment
code),Production!C:C(quantity))) doesn't seem to like the nested if's. What
else can I do? Thanks


Arlene

Sumif
 
Works like a charm, I did make my formats the same but obviously not enough.
Thanks so much.

"Toppers" wrote:

try:

=SUMPRODUCT((B4:B9759=DATEVALUE("02/01/2007"))*(C4:C9759="ZL118")*F4:F9759)

Just ENTER (no need for Ctrl+Shift+Enter)

"Arlene" wrote:

This is actually what I entered and I get 0, I have entered it as a ctrl,
shift and enter and still get zero. What can I be doing wrong. Thanks

=SUMPRODUCT((B4:B9759="02/01/2007")*(C4:C9759="ZL118")*F4:F9759)
B C D E
F
DATE_OUT EQUIPMENT_CODE PIECE_COUNT SETTING VOLUME
02/01/2007 ZL118 62 I014 48.81
02/01/2007 ZL118 159 I014 39.46
02/01/2007 ZL118 178 I014 44.12
02/01/2007 DB1 131 J140 34.36

"Toppers" wrote:

Look at SUMPRODUCT:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)="specific
date"),--(Production!B2:B100)="production code"),Production!C2:C100)

Set Date (H1) and code (H2) in cells:

e.g.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Production!A2:A100)=H1),--(Production!B2:B100)=H2),Production!C2:C100)

Except in XL2007, ranges cannot be a whole column AND must be same size for
all ranges.

HTH

"Arlene" wrote:

I have checked and can't find anyone nesting sumif's by date and other
criteria.

I have 5 columns that list (Production) a piece of equipment (multiples),
the date(more multiples) for the same piece of equipment and then the
quantity the equipment did. There could be 12 times the equipment is
mentioned for a single day. I need to sum the quantity the piece of
equipment did by the date. I have tried
sumif(Production!A:A(date)=Summary!B1(specific
date),sumif(Production!B:B=Summary!c1(equipment
code),Production!C:C(quantity))) doesn't seem to like the nested if's. What
else can I do? Thanks



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