Column C is full of $ amounts billed and the corresponding date (same row)
in column E reflects the date that bill was paid. I want to write a formula
that will Sum the numbers in column C adding each row ONLY if it has an
actual date on the same row in column E AND only if that date is in 2009. Is
this even possible?

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(E2:E100)=2009),C2:C100)

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Great13" wrote in message
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Column C is full of $ amounts billed and the corresponding date (same
row)
in column E reflects the date that bill was paid. I want to write a
formula
that will Sum the numbers in column C adding each row ONLY if it has an
actual date on the same row in column E AND only if that date is in 2009.
Is
this even possible?

Try something like this adjusted for a reasonable range:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR($E$1:$E$1000)=2009),$C$1:$C$1000)

Does that get you started?
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"Great13" wrote:

Column C is full of $ amounts billed and the corresponding date (same row)
in column E reflects the date that bill was paid. I want to write a formula
that will Sum the numbers in column C adding each row ONLY if it has an
actual date on the same row in column E AND only if that date is in 2009. Is
this even possible?