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How do I count in a range of dates?

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nancy - 23 Nov 2005 03:31 GMT
I have column A with dates, Colum B with $.  I want to sum a dollar amount,
only if it falles within the date range.
bpeltzer - 23 Nov 2005 03:36 GMT
=sumif(a:a,">="&date(2005,1,1),b:b)-sumif(a:a,">="&date(2005,2,1),b:b) should
give you the total for Jan '05.  Change the date ranges to suit your needs.

> I have column A with dates, Colum B with $.  I want to sum a dollar amount,
> only if it falles within the date range.
Bob Phillips - 23 Nov 2005 11:03 GMT
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A200>=--"2005-11-01"),--(A2:A200<=--"2005-11-30"),B2:B200)

you could put the dates in cells and test those cells

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> I have column A with dates, Colum B with $.  I want to sum a dollar amount,
> only if it falles within the date range.
 
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