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In all the help for the database functions, the criteria always show the
values hard coded with a value like: ="=10" I want to have a sum of a certain column where the date is within 2 dates I have derived (using formulas) in two cells outside the database and criteria range. For example, I have a database in A1:D10 and the criteria is in F1:H2. Column A is a column of numbers and column B is a column of dates. I have a begin date calculated in J2 and an end date calculated in K2. Column F matches column A and columns G and H both match column B so that I can do multiple criteria on column B. How do I set the values of G2 and H2 so that it basically says: in G2 - Date in column B is = J2 in H2 - Date in column B is also <= K2 I've tried in G2 - ="=J2" I've tried in H2 - ="<=K2" My DSUM looks like ("Score" is column A): =DSUM(A1:D10,"Score",F1:H2) but I get the error: A values in this formula is of the wrong data type I looked at the help for that error but I don't see what I'm doing wrong. It doesn't seem like Excel will allow a cell reference in the Criteria section. All the help examples are hard coded. How do I get a criteria to refer to a cell's value instead of hard coding the criteria values? Thanks, George |
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