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I am trying to sum a column of data only if it meets the "IF" criteria, but
for some reason it is summing the whole column, even if it doesn't meet the "IF" criteria. I have a worksheet with daily data, column A is dates, example: 7/12/2004 etc... I have another worksheet named "by pay week" using formulas to extract the totals of certain columns from the daily worksheet. My formula is: =if('daily data'!$a$2:$a$2000<='by pay week'!a2, sum('daily data'!$e$2:$e$2000),0) a2 is equal to the end date of the pay period. The formula is working but instead of summing the data for the dates that are less than or equal to a2 it is summing all the data in the column. Can anyone help me with this? -- Rainy |
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