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sum a range between two given dates.
I have a sheet for my small business. I want to sum all purchases that have
occurred between two dates i.e. each quarter. I have tried using SUMIF then specifying for range the date entered, then for the criteria I used say 1.1.06 AND <1.4.06 then for the sum range the correspoding values for each date entry. however i justy keep getting an error. Any of you genius' out there got any ideas please |
sum a range between two given dates.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A200=--"2006-0101"),--(A2:A200<--"2006-04-01"),B2:B200)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Arristabryan" wrote in message ... I have a sheet for my small business. I want to sum all purchases that have occurred between two dates i.e. each quarter. I have tried using SUMIF then specifying for range the date entered, then for the criteria I used say 1.1.06 AND <1.4.06 then for the sum range the correspoding values for each date entry. however i justy keep getting an error. Any of you genius' out there got any ideas please |
sum a range between two given dates.
Arristabryan,
Sounds like a good use for a pivot table. hth, Doug "Arristabryan" wrote in message ... I have a sheet for my small business. I want to sum all purchases that have occurred between two dates i.e. each quarter. I have tried using SUMIF then specifying for range the date entered, then for the criteria I used say 1.1.06 AND <1.4.06 then for the sum range the correspoding values for each date entry. however i justy keep getting an error. Any of you genius' out there got any ideas please |
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