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Column A represents the "Date" of an occurence.
Column B represents the "Cost" of each occurance. There are 1,441 rows. I want to know what the Cost is for a specific date range, the month of December 2007 (i.e. =12/01/2007 and <=12/31/2007). Any suggestion will be appreciated. ~SRacak |
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Hi,
Where C1 & C2 contain the lower and upper date range =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A1441=C1)*(A1:A1441<=C2)*(B1:B144 1)) Mike "SRacak" wrote: Column A represents the "Date" of an occurence. Column B represents the "Cost" of each occurance. There are 1,441 rows. I want to know what the Cost is for a specific date range, the month of December 2007 (i.e. =12/01/2007 and <=12/31/2007). Any suggestion will be appreciated. ~SRacak |
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