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SUMIF ??
I am trying sum a list of checks only if they were dated earlier than the
date in 'g2'. This formula only works if i put an actual date =SUMIF(Wachovia!G63:G114,"<7/15/06",Wachovia!J63:J114) This works =SUMIF(Wachovia!G63:G114,"<g2",Wachovia!J63:J114) This does not Please help. Thanks in advance, Mark |
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SUMIF ??
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=SUMIF(Wachovia!G63:G114,"<"&g2,Wachovia!J63:J114) And I'd use: =SUMIF(Wachovia!G63:G114,"<"&date(2006,7,15),Wacho via!J63:J114) MarkH wrote: I am trying sum a list of checks only if they were dated earlier than the date in 'g2'. This formula only works if i put an actual date =SUMIF(Wachovia!G63:G114,"<7/15/06",Wachovia!J63:J114) This works =SUMIF(Wachovia!G63:G114,"<g2",Wachovia!J63:J114) This does not Please help. Thanks in advance, Mark -- Dave Peterson |
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