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George Andrews
 
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Default Sum Activecell Offset Problem

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Dear All

I have three columns of data. Day of the week, Date, Product Sales

What I need is a function that can work out the total sales for a 7 day
period finishing on a Sunday (Sun). i.e The total sales from Monday to
Sunday. The problem is that there could be more than one entry per day.
e.g. there could be two Thursdays in one week with the same date.

Therefore the formula will have to look at the Sunday date subract 7 days
and add up the values in the third column.

if it is easier I could work around my problem by using a formula that
calculates the total from the previous seven days baring in mind that there
could be more than one entry per day.

Here is some sample data. (European date system)

S 28/5 0.00
Sun 29/5 2,900.00
M 30/5 4,279.24
T 31/5 3 ,016.00
W 1/6 850.28
Th 2/6 0.00
F 3/6 5,775.64
S 4/6 9,210.40
Sun 5/6 2,900.00

If anybody can help, it would be appreciated.

Regards

Andrew


 
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