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Naraine Ramkirath

Choice of Formula
 
I have a spreadsheet (daily sales transactions) that contains three columns.
Column A is Sales Rep; Column B is date; Column C is sales.



Data consist of data from the beginning of the year ( say Jan1 2007) thru
today.



I would like to create a summary report in the following format:



Sales Rep Month Sales YTD Sales



I know I can use the sumif to get the year to date sales. What formula can I
use to get the month to date sales as I would need from say June 1 thru June
28?



Your help is greatly appreciated.



Toppers

Choice of Formula
 
=Sumproduct(--(Sheet1!a2:a100=a2),--(month(Sheet1!b2:b100)=6),Sheet1!C2:c100)

Sheet1 contains your transactions

A2 is sales rep on summary

6 is month six (june)

HTH


"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet (daily sales transactions) that contains three columns.
Column A is Sales Rep; Column B is date; Column C is sales.



Data consist of data from the beginning of the year ( say Jan1 2007) thru
today.



I would like to create a summary report in the following format:



Sales Rep Month Sales YTD Sales



I know I can use the sumif to get the year to date sales. What formula can I
use to get the month to date sales as I would need from say June 1 thru June
28?



Your help is greatly appreciated.




Naraine Ramkirath

Choice of Formula
 
Toppers,

that works great, but can I use this instead?

SUMPRODUCT(--(Sales!$A:$A=Report!B9),--(MONTH(Sales!$F:$F)=6),Sales!$D:$D)

i don't want to have to change the range each day.



"Toppers" wrote in message
...

=Sumproduct(--(Sheet1!a2:a100=a2),--(month(Sheet1!b2:b100)=6),Sheet1!C2:c100
)

Sheet1 contains your transactions

A2 is sales rep on summary

6 is month six (june)

HTH


"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet (daily sales transactions) that contains three

columns.
Column A is Sales Rep; Column B is date; Column C is sales.



Data consist of data from the beginning of the year ( say Jan1 2007)

thru
today.



I would like to create a summary report in the following format:



Sales Rep Month Sales YTD Sales



I know I can use the sumif to get the year to date sales. What formula

can I
use to get the month to date sales as I would need from say June 1 thru

June
28?



Your help is greatly appreciated.






Peo Sjoblom

Choice of Formula
 
No, not unless you use Excel 2007, why don't you just use something that you
will never reach like A1:A25000


--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom



"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message
...
Toppers,

that works great, but can I use this instead?

SUMPRODUCT(--(Sales!$A:$A=Report!B9),--(MONTH(Sales!$F:$F)=6),Sales!$D:$D)

i don't want to have to change the range each day.



"Toppers" wrote in message
...

=Sumproduct(--(Sheet1!a2:a100=a2),--(month(Sheet1!b2:b100)=6),Sheet1!C2:c100
)

Sheet1 contains your transactions

A2 is sales rep on summary

6 is month six (june)

HTH


"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet (daily sales transactions) that contains three

columns.
Column A is Sales Rep; Column B is date; Column C is sales.



Data consist of data from the beginning of the year ( say Jan1 2007)

thru
today.



I would like to create a summary report in the following format:



Sales Rep Month Sales YTD Sales



I know I can use the sumif to get the year to date sales. What formula

can I
use to get the month to date sales as I would need from say June 1 thru

June
28?



Your help is greatly appreciated.








Naraine Ramkirath

Choice of Formula
 
Peo, thanks. that works.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
No, not unless you use Excel 2007, why don't you just use something that

you
will never reach like A1:A25000


--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom



"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote in message
...
Toppers,

that works great, but can I use this instead?


SUMPRODUCT(--(Sales!$A:$A=Report!B9),--(MONTH(Sales!$F:$F)=6),Sales!$D:$D)

i don't want to have to change the range each day.



"Toppers" wrote in message
...


=Sumproduct(--(Sheet1!a2:a100=a2),--(month(Sheet1!b2:b100)=6),Sheet1!C2:c100
)

Sheet1 contains your transactions

A2 is sales rep on summary

6 is month six (june)

HTH


"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet (daily sales transactions) that contains three

columns.
Column A is Sales Rep; Column B is date; Column C is sales.



Data consist of data from the beginning of the year ( say Jan1 2007)

thru
today.



I would like to create a summary report in the following format:



Sales Rep Month Sales YTD Sales



I know I can use the sumif to get the year to date sales. What

formula
can I
use to get the month to date sales as I would need from say June 1

thru
June
28?



Your help is greatly appreciated.











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