conditional formula based on dates
 

I would like to write a formula that adds numbers between certain dates.
Lets say I have this worksheet:

A B
01-01-08 5
01-02-08 7
.......
11-28-08 3
11-29-08 11

In another worksheet, I would like to be able to type in two dates , and
have excel look back at the original worksheet and add all the values in
column B between the two dates listed. Is that possible?

The date ranges will be added anyway, so using them to do the formula would
be much easier than going back and highlighting the data range every time.

conditional formula based on dates
 

On Sat, 29 Nov 2008 11:04:01 -0800, filups
wrote:

I would like to write a formula that adds numbers between certain dates.
Lets say I have this worksheet:

A B
01-01-08 5
01-02-08 7
......
11-28-08 3
11-29-08 11

In another worksheet, I would like to be able to type in two dates , and
have excel look back at the original worksheet and add all the values in
column B between the two dates listed. Is that possible?

The date ranges will be added anyway, so using them to do the formula would
be much easier than going back and highlighting the data range every time.



If your start date is in cell D10 and your end date is in cell D11
you can try the following formula in cell to get the sum:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A1:A100=D10)*(Sheet1!A1:A100< =D11)*(Sheet1!B1:B100))

Change the 100 to fit the number of data that you have in the original
worksheet, i.e. "Sheet1".

Regarding "between": If you dont want to include the start date and/or
end date, change = and <= to and < respectively.

Hope this helps / Lars-Åke

conditional formula based on dates
 

try this
Sheet 1 has data ( col A dates & Col B numbers )

assumed sheet 2 cell A1 & B1 has date.
in Cell C1 put this formula

=SUMPRODUCT(--(sheet1!A1:A4=A1),--(sheet1!A1:A4<=B1)*(sheet1!B1:B4))



On Nov 30, 12:04*am, filups wrote:
I would like to write a formula that adds numbers between certain dates. *
Lets say I have this worksheet:

* * * A * * * * * * * * * *B * *
01-01-08 * * * * * 5
01-02-08 * * * * * 7
......
11-28-08 * * * * * 3
11-29-08 * * * * *11

In another worksheet, I would like to be able to type in two dates , and
have excel look back at the original worksheet and add all the values in
column B between the two dates listed. *Is that possible? *

The date ranges will be added anyway, so using them to do the formula would
be much easier than going back and highlighting the data range every time..

conditional formula based on dates
 

Hi,

In 2007
=SUMIFS(Sheet1!B1:B18,Sheet1!A1:A18,"="&A1,Sheet1 !A1:A18,"<="&B1)
In 2003
=SUMPRODUCT(Sheet1!B1:B18,--(Sheet1!A1:A18=A1),--(Sheet1!A1:A18<=B1))

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"filups" wrote:

I would like to write a formula that adds numbers between certain dates.
Lets say I have this worksheet:

A B
01-01-08 5
01-02-08 7
......
11-28-08 3
11-29-08 11

In another worksheet, I would like to be able to type in two dates , and
have excel look back at the original worksheet and add all the values in
column B between the two dates listed. Is that possible?

The date ranges will be added anyway, so using them to do the formula would
be much easier than going back and highlighting the data range every time.

conditional formula based on dates
 

Hi,

You can also use either of the following:

1. DSUM function. Please read up on this in Excel's Help menu;
2. =SUM(IF((A2:A200=start_date)*(A2:A200<=start_date ),B2:B100)). This is
an array formula - so please use a Ctrl+Shift+Enter.

--
Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"filups" wrote in message
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I would like to write a formula that adds numbers between certain dates.
Lets say I have this worksheet:

A B
01-01-08 5
01-02-08 7
......
11-28-08 3
11-29-08 11

In another worksheet, I would like to be able to type in two dates , and
have excel look back at the original worksheet and add all the values in
column B between the two dates listed. Is that possible?

The date ranges will be added anyway, so using them to do the formula
would
be much easier than going back and highlighting the data range every time.