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Default How to sum up the value in column based on a 5 day week period?

Hello,
Im trying to add the amount of time spent on a type of machinery based on a
5 day week period. For example from 3/1/2010 to 3/5/2010 not including
weekends.
On the sheet with the data of the amount of time I need added is layed out
like this:
Colomn A Colomn B Colomn K
Example:3/1/2010 PL 1 1:54
3/1/2010 PL 5 0:13
3/1/2010 PL 1 0:07
3/2/2010 PL 5 0:13
3/2/2010 PL 1 1:00
3/2/2010 PL 5 0:30

and so on...

On the sheet where the data is to be added and placed to populate my chart
is layed out like this:
The dates are based on the date of the ending week period.
Colomn A Colomn B Colomn C Colomn D
3/5/2010 3/12/2010 3/19/2010
PL 1
PL 2
PL 3
PL 4
PL 5

How can i get the info to add up for a week without having to do use the
SUMIF or SUMIFS based formula selecting the number of cells used for the 5
day week period at the end of each week?
Let me know if the information I provided was enough to make my self clear.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Peter
 
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