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Here is another way to write it...
=SUMIF(A1:A100,"<=1999-12-31",B1:B100) where the order of the date parts must be as shown (and I changed your < to <= as I'm pretty sure you want to include each day in 1999 in your summation). Of course, you could also write it this way as well... =SUMIF(A1:A100,"<2000-1-1",B1:B100) saving yourself from having to type 3 extra characters.<g Rick "David" wrote in message ... Hi Group, Having a little trouble doing a SumIf, have a list of dates and a column I am trying to sum if the date is less than a certain date. The dates go back to 1/1/1999 and I want to sum value that are less than 12/31/1999, as an example. Thanks, David |
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