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I'm still learning all the capabilities of the SUMPRODUCT function and need
help adapting it to my current purpose. I have a column of dates, and I am trying to obtain a MTD total from corresponding column of values. I figured there is probably a way of nesting a MONTH function within the SUMPRODUCT to do this. Using a date range would be a round about way of accomplishing this, but I'd rather be able to define the month by referring to a single cell with today's date (or the date I am reporting on). My failed attempt looked something like this: =SUMPRODUCT((Z:Z)*(MONTH($B:$B)=MONTH($A$7))*(YEAR ($B:$B)=YEAR($A$7))) My guess is that I need to be using an array function, but Ctrl+Shift+Enter is no help. Thanks in advance. I always try to return the favor, but it seems like no matter what I get more help from you all than I am able to offer myself. |
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