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sumif formula based on dates
I have the following partial spreadsheet:
Date Total Hours Compensation 1/15/2008 11.00 $133.43 1/22/2008 12.15 $147.38 2/8/2008 12.00 $145.56 Is there an IF function that can be used to calculate the running total Compensation by month without using the subtotal function? I would like this total to automatically calculate when data is added to the spreadsheet. |
sumif formula based on dates
=SUMIF(A:A,"=" & DATE(2008,1,1),C:C)-SUMIF(A:A,"=" & DATE(2008,2,1),C:C)
That adds the comp from all entries dated on or after 1/1/2008 and subtracts the total of all entries from 2/1/2008. What's left is the total from Jan '08. Note that the dates could instead be cell references with the 'from' and 'until' dates. "linnipen" wrote: I have the following partial spreadsheet: Date Total Hours Compensation 1/15/2008 11.00 $133.43 1/22/2008 12.15 $147.38 2/8/2008 12.00 $145.56 Is there an IF function that can be used to calculate the running total Compensation by month without using the subtotal function? I would like this total to automatically calculate when data is added to the spreadsheet. |
sumif formula based on dates
One way:
To sum for January 2008: =SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A1:A10)=1),--(YEAR(A1:A10)=2008),C1:C10) For other months just change =1 to whatever month number you're interested in. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "linnipen" wrote in message ... I have the following partial spreadsheet: Date Total Hours Compensation 1/15/2008 11.00 $133.43 1/22/2008 12.15 $147.38 2/8/2008 12.00 $145.56 Is there an IF function that can be used to calculate the running total Compensation by month without using the subtotal function? I would like this total to automatically calculate when data is added to the spreadsheet. |
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