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tleehh

adding next years value
 
i would like to add all the values in month of january of 2010 in colume D.
i am using formula as follows but does not add.

=sumproduct(d10:d100,--(month(b10:b100)=month(now())+2,--(year(b10:b100)=
year(now())+1))

colume B contains a dates and colume D cotains value.

Thank you.

Dave Peterson

adding next years value
 
Are you really asking to sum the values for dates two months from now?

So on Jan 13, I'd want March -- of the same year?

if yes:

=sumproduct(d10:d100,
--(text(b1:b10,"yyyymm")
=text(date(year(today()),month(today())+2,1),"yyyy mm")))



tleehh wrote:

i would like to add all the values in month of january of 2010 in colume D.
i am using formula as follows but does not add.

=sumproduct(d10:d100,--(month(b10:b100)=month(now())+2,--(year(b10:b100)=
year(now())+1))

colume B contains a dates and colume D cotains value.

Thank you.


--

Dave Peterson

tleehh

adding next years value
 


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Are you really asking to sum the values for dates two months from now?

So on Jan 13, I'd want March -- of the same year?

if yes:

=sumproduct(d10:d100,
--(text(b1:b10,"yyyymm")
=text(date(year(today()),month(today())+2,1),"yyyy mm")))



tleehh wrote:

i would like to add all the values in month of january of 2010 in colume D.
i am using formula as follows but does not add.

=sumproduct(d10:d100,--(month(b10:b100)=month(now())+2,--(year(b10:b100)=
year(now())+1))

colume B contains a dates and colume D cotains value.

Thank you.


--

Dave Peterson
.
Thank you!


David Biddulph[_2_]

adding next years value
 
2 problems.
Firstly your parentheses don't match. You forgot the closing parenthesis
after the figure 2.
Secondly if MONTH(NOW()) is 11, you are looking for MONTH(B10:B100) being
13. We don't usually get 13 months in a year. :-)
You can resolve the second problem by using MOD(...,12)
=SUMPRODUCT(D10:D100,--(MONTH(B10:B100)=MOD(MONTH(NOW())+2,12)),--(YEAR(B10:B100)=YEAR(NOW())+1))But also see Dave Peterson's question as to whether in Jan 2010 you'd wantMar 2010, or Mar 2011 which your current formula would be looking for.--David Biddulph"tleehh" wrote in ...i would like to add all the values in month of january of 2010 in colume D. i am using formula as follows but does not add. =sumproduct(d10:d100,--(month(b10:b100)=month(now())+2,--(year(b10:b100)= year(now())+1)) colume B contains a dates and colume D cotains value. Thank you.



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