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Hi All,
I'm using the Formula below to sum the count of the numeric value housed in cell D4 for the month of July. How can I amend the Formula below to use the MONTH function with a Cell Reference housing a Custom Date Format: so where I've got = 7 for July, I would like to use cell B6 which displays 01/07/2005 but is formatted as Jul- 2005 Custom Date mmm-yyyy. Results is a Dynamic Range spanning 8 Columns and many Rows. The numeric value is checked from the 3rd to the 7th Column (spans 5 columns). The date is a single column (formatted 01/07/2005) - located in the 2nd Column of the Dynamic Range. The value housed in cell D4 is a numeric value. =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*((MONTH( OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1))=7)) ) Thanks Sam -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...tions/200508/1 |
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Try...
=SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*(MONTH(O FFSET(Results,0,1,,1))= MONTH($B$6))) Note that if B6 contains a date whose month is January, all empty cells in your date range will be evaluated as TRUE. You may want to try the following instead... =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*(MONTH(O FFSET(Results,0,1,,1))= MONTH($B$6))*(OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1)<"")) Hope this helps! In article , "Sam via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Hi All, I'm using the Formula below to sum the count of the numeric value housed in cell D4 for the month of July. How can I amend the Formula below to use the MONTH function with a Cell Reference housing a Custom Date Format: so where I've got = 7 for July, I would like to use cell B6 which displays 01/07/2005 but is formatted as Jul- 2005 Custom Date mmm-yyyy. Results is a Dynamic Range spanning 8 Columns and many Rows. The numeric value is checked from the 3rd to the 7th Column (spans 5 columns). The date is a single column (formatted 01/07/2005) - located in the 2nd Column of the Dynamic Range. The value housed in cell D4 is a numeric value. =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*((MONTH( OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1))=7)) ) Thanks Sam |
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Hi Domenic,
I used your second option: Formula works great! Thank you very much. =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*(MONTH( OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1))=MONTH($B$6))*(OFFSET(Resul ts,0,1,,1)<"")) Cheers, Sam Domenic wrote: Try... =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*(MONTH( OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1))= MONTH($B$6))) Note that if B6 contains a date whose month is January, all empty cells in your date range will be evaluated as TRUE. You may want to try the following instead... =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Results,0,2,,5)=$D$4)*(MONTH( OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1))= MONTH($B$6))*(OFFSET(Results,0,1,,1)<"")) Hope this helps! Hi All, [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] Thanks Sam -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...tions/200508/1 |
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