Hi, I have a spreadsheet that has every day of the year (1/1/2004 to
12/31/2004) and I am trying to sum a column next to it to get only
totals for each month. Basically I want to know what I get as a sum
for all of January, February, etc.

So I am trying to use SUMIF in combination with Month(A1:A365)=1
through =12 and just sum those that are in month 1 and then those in
month 2, etc.

Column A has all dates and column B has revenue numbers ($ made that
day)

Can anyone suggest how to do it right?

I was trying arrays like:
for February: {=SUM(IF((MONTH(A:A)=2),1,0)*(B:B))}

I also tried SUMIF such as:
example February: =SUMIF(A:A,MONTH(A:A)&""&"2",B:B)

I know I am doing something utterly wrong but can you please help?

Thanks!

One way:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A1:A365)=2),B1:B365)

Hope this helps
Rowan

"ZMAN" wrote:

Hi, I have a spreadsheet that has every day of the year (1/1/2004 to
12/31/2004) and I am trying to sum a column next to it to get only
totals for each month. Basically I want to know what I get as a sum
for all of January, February, etc.

So I am trying to use SUMIF in combination with Month(A1:A365)=1
through =12 and just sum those that are in month 1 and then those in
month 2, etc.

Column A has all dates and column B has revenue numbers ($ made that
day)

Can anyone suggest how to do it right?

I was trying arrays like:
for February: {=SUM(IF((MONTH(A:A)=2),1,0)*(B:B))}

I also tried SUMIF such as:
example February: =SUMIF(A:A,MONTH(A:A)&""&"2",B:B)

I know I am doing something utterly wrong but can you please help?

Thanks!

Hi, what is "--" before the MONTH function? Do I enter it just like
that? Also, is this an array or a regular function?

Finally, I tried it every way and it won't work - gives either a 0 or a
#NUM! error.





Rowan wrote:
One way:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A1:A365)=2),B1:B365)

Hope this helps
Rowan

"ZMAN" wrote:

Hi, I have a spreadsheet that has every day of the year (1/1/2004 to
12/31/2004) and I am trying to sum a column next to it to get only
totals for each month. Basically I want to know what I get as a sum
for all of January, February, etc.

So I am trying to use SUMIF in combination with Month(A1:A365)=1
through =12 and just sum those that are in month 1 and then those in
month 2, etc.

Column A has all dates and column B has revenue numbers ($ made that
day)

Can anyone suggest how to do it right?

I was trying arrays like:
for February: {=SUM(IF((MONTH(A:A)=2),1,0)*(B:B))}

I also tried SUMIF such as:
example February: =SUMIF(A:A,MONTH(A:A)&""&"2",B:B)

I know I am doing something utterly wrong but can you please help?

Thanks!

Hi!

Try this:

Make a list of the month names:

Jan
Feb
Mar
...
Dec

Assume the dates are in column A, A1:A365 with no empty cells within the
range.

In the cell beside JAN enter this formula and copy down to DEC:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A$1:A$365)=ROW(1:1)),B$1:B$365)

Biff

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Hi, I have a spreadsheet that has every day of the year (1/1/2004 to
12/31/2004) and I am trying to sum a column next to it to get only
totals for each month. Basically I want to know what I get as a sum
for all of January, February, etc.

So I am trying to use SUMIF in combination with Month(A1:A365)=1
through =12 and just sum those that are in month 1 and then those in
month 2, etc.

Column A has all dates and column B has revenue numbers ($ made that
day)

Can anyone suggest how to do it right?

I was trying arrays like:
for February: {=SUM(IF((MONTH(A:A)=2),1,0)*(B:B))}

I also tried SUMIF such as:
example February: =SUMIF(A:A,MONTH(A:A)&""&"2",B:B)

I know I am doing something utterly wrong but can you please help?

Thanks!

Hi,

Try,

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH($A$1:$A$500)=1),$B$1:$B$500)

Adjust your range. Full column reference won't accept in SUMPRODUCT.

HTH


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Fill in the first day dates involving the months of the year of interest
in column C from C1 on:

1-Jan-04
1-Feb-04
1-Mar-04
etc.

In D1 enter & copy down:

=EOMONTH(C1,0)

In E1 enter & copy down:

=SUMIF(A:A,"="&C1,B:B)-SUMIF(A:A,""&D1,B:B)

ZMAN wrote:
Hi, I have a spreadsheet that has every day of the year (1/1/2004 to
12/31/2004) and I am trying to sum a column next to it to get only
totals for each month. Basically I want to know what I get as a sum
for all of January, February, etc.

So I am trying to use SUMIF in combination with Month(A1:A365)=1
through =12 and just sum those that are in month 1 and then those in
month 2, etc.

Column A has all dates and column B has revenue numbers ($ made that
day)

Can anyone suggest how to do it right?

I was trying arrays like:
for February: {=SUM(IF((MONTH(A:A)=2),1,0)*(B:B))}

I also tried SUMIF such as:
example February: =SUMIF(A:A,MONTH(A:A)&""&"2",B:B)

I know I am doing something utterly wrong but can you please help?

Thanks!