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Hi all,
Say I have a spreadsheet listed as follows: A1 = 03/31/05 A2 = $5.00 B1 = 03/31/05 B2 = $10.00 C1 = 04/01/05 C2 = $20.00 The entire A column is named "Base_Date" and the entire B column is named "Base_Amount". I would like a formula that will sum values in the Amount column that correspond with a specific date range, ie. March only. This formula must reside in a different worksheet (within the same workbook). I've tried the following: =SUM(IF(Base_Date=DATEVALUE("03/01/2005"),IF(Base_Date<=DATEVALUE("03/31/2005"),Base_Amount,0),0)) If I place the formula in a seperate worksheet from the data (as intended), its value is $35.00 (adds all values in column B) when I'm expecting it to be only $15.00. If I place the formula in the same worksheet as the data (not in columns A or B), its value is reported as 0. I'm sure I'm missing something miniscule here. Any suggestions? TIA, Sleazy |
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