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Folks,
I am looking at the following data:

Total Value Months
$1,000 2
$1,500 3
$1,200 4
$1,350 5
$1,500 6
$2,200 5
$1,700 7
$950 5


Basically, I need to be able to subtotal anything between 4 months < Months
to Expiry < 7 months

So, in this case, be able to sum up Total value for the 5 months...i need
this to be a flexible formula within a cell that is able to look for this
criteria in another worksheet (containing the data). So, how do I do this..i
am not able to use Sumif (this would have been great since I have many rows
of data to evaluate)...I am able to do an IF statement but this is only
relevant for one row..how can i encapsulate the 5 months from diff. rows of
evaluation into one cell of a formula..

is this possible or do i just need to do a sumif in the worksheet file with
the "5 months" criteria...

Hope this make sense!! Thanks in advance for your help.

Cheers,
Shams.
 
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