I have a column of dates (in calendar order3/1/08, 3/2/08, 3/3/08,etc...) and
a column of corresponding $ amounts next to each date. I need to be able to
enter a date in a cell and enter a number of days for instance "5" in another
cell and in a third cell return the sum of $ amount associated with the 5
days starting with the date entered.

Thanks in advance

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Date_Range=A2),--(Date_Range<A2+B2),Amount_Range)

A2 start date, B2 number of days, if you put 5 in B2 and you want to include
the
date in A2 as one of the 5 days use the above. If you want 5 days plus the
date in A2 change the < to <=




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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom



"Adam" wrote in message
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I have a column of dates (in calendar order3/1/08, 3/2/08, 3/3/08,etc...)
and
a column of corresponding $ amounts next to each date. I need to be able
to
enter a date in a cell and enter a number of days for instance "5" in
another
cell and in a third cell return the sum of $ amount associated with the 5
days starting with the date entered.

Thanks in advance

Try one of these:

A1:A20 = dates
B1:B20 = amounts to sum
D1 = start date
E1 = number of days

=SUMIF(A1:A20,"="&D1,B1:B20)-SUMIF(A1:A20,"="&D1+E1,B1:B20)

Format as GENERAL or NUMBER

=SUM(OFFSET(B1,MATCH(D1,A1:A20,0)-1,,E1))


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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Adam" wrote in message
...
I have a column of dates (in calendar order3/1/08, 3/2/08, 3/3/08,etc...)
and
a column of corresponding $ amounts next to each date. I need to be able
to
enter a date in a cell and enter a number of days for instance "5" in
another
cell and in a third cell return the sum of $ amount associated with the 5
days starting with the date entered.

Thanks in advance