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=SUMIF(A1:A9,"<="&DATE(2004,4,2),B1:B9)-SUMIF(A1:A9,"<"&DATE(2004,3,29),B1:B9)
Try something like the above. A1:A9 would reference your dates to be summed. B1:B9 references the column to be summed due to the specified date range. Of course you would need to set your range in the identical format. Hope this helps you out -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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