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I have a Date column, a percentage column, and a balance column. I want to
add all balances between a specific date to 30 days after that date and all
balances between those dates above a certain percentage.

Date Pctg. Balance
7/15/05 50% 10000
7/29/05 75% 15000
7/31/05 75% 15544
8/08/05 50% 12344

I want the formula to review from 7/15/05 to 8/15/05 and everything above
50% and add the balances that qualify.
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Hi

Try something like:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A50DATE(07,15,2005))*(A2:A50DATE(07,15,2005) )*(B2:B500.5),(C2:C50))

Andy.

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I have a Date column, a percentage column, and a balance column. I want to
add all balances between a specific date to 30 days after that date and
all
balances between those dates above a certain percentage.

Date Pctg. Balance
7/15/05 50% 10000
7/29/05 75% 15000
7/31/05 75% 15544
8/08/05 50% 12344

I want the formula to review from 7/15/05 to 8/15/05 and everything above
50% and add the balances that qualify.



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Sorry, got it wrong! Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A50=DATE(07,15,2005))*(A2:A50<=DATE(08,15,200 5))*(B2:B500.5),(C2:C50))

Andy.

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Hi

Try something like:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A50DATE(07,15,2005))*(A2:A50DATE(07,15,2005) )*(B2:B500.5),(C2:C50))

Andy.

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I have a Date column, a percentage column, and a balance column. I want
to
add all balances between a specific date to 30 days after that date and
all
balances between those dates above a certain percentage.

Date Pctg. Balance
7/15/05 50% 10000
7/29/05 75% 15000
7/31/05 75% 15544
8/08/05 50% 12344

I want the formula to review from 7/15/05 to 8/15/05 and everything above
50% and add the balances that qualify.





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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A20=--"2005-07-20"),--(A2:A20<=--"2005-7-20"+30),--(B2:B2
050%),C2:C20)

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HTH

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I have a Date column, a percentage column, and a balance column. I want

to
add all balances between a specific date to 30 days after that date and

all
balances between those dates above a certain percentage.

Date Pctg. Balance
7/15/05 50% 10000
7/29/05 75% 15000
7/31/05 75% 15544
8/08/05 50% 12344

I want the formula to review from 7/15/05 to 8/15/05 and everything above
50% and add the balances that qualify.



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Thank you very much!! Both formulas worked.

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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A20=--"2005-07-20"),--(A2:A20<=--"2005-7-20"+30),--(B2:B2
050%),C2:C20)

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

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I have a Date column, a percentage column, and a balance column. I want

to
add all balances between a specific date to 30 days after that date and

all
balances between those dates above a certain percentage.

Date Pctg. Balance
7/15/05 50% 10000
7/29/05 75% 15000
7/31/05 75% 15544
8/08/05 50% 12344

I want the formula to review from 7/15/05 to 8/15/05 and everything above
50% and add the balances that qualify.




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