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Default Differentiating data by year into columns


Would SUMPRODUCT work for you?

Try,

=SUMPRODUCT((YEAR(Sheet2!A2:A6)=YEAR(A1))*(Sheet2! B2:B6="USA")*(Sheet2!C2:C6))

Sheet2! is your data dump. A:A is Date, B:B is Country and C:C are the
values to sum. A1 is where your NOW()-730 is located. You can refer to
a cell that contains the country name rather than typing in the
country.

Just an FYI, if your data dump has headers like "Date" in the first
row, your SUMPRODUCT range should start on the second row. That is
because the YEAR function of text like Date will return a VALUE error.

Does that help?

Steve


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