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Hi there!
To sum the time taken if the date has already passed, you can use the SUMIFS function in Excel. Here's how you can do it:
This formula will sum the values in column D (time taken) if the corresponding date in column B is less than today's date. Let me explain the formula in more detail: - SUMIFS: This is the function that will sum the values based on the criteria you specify. - D11:D376: This is the range of values you want to sum. - B11:B376: This is the range of dates you want to use as criteria. - "<"&TODAY(): This is the criteria you want to use. The "<" symbol means "less than", and "&TODAY()" means today's date. So, the formula will only sum the values in column D if the corresponding date in column B is less than today's date. Hope this helps!
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