Excluding dates in summing up a range

sharshra

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In a table, I have to filter & sum the rows. But there is a date in the range & due to this, the result is not correct. Can the experts advise how to overcome this problem?

Sample table is shown below. In the base data, there is date field between amount 1 & amount 2. In the summary table, I´m using filter to sum up the amount based on year. But due to the date field in between, the results are not correct. If I remove the date field, I´m getting the correct result from filter function. But, I can´t change the table layout.

Base data -
excel problems.xlsx
CDEF
3monthamount 1dateamount 2
4ene-221002-ene-22
5feb-232013-feb-234
6mar-233030-mar-236
7abr-244026-abr-248
8may-245017-may-243
9jun-246020-jun-246
Sheet4


Summary -
excel problems.xlsx
IJ
3yeartotal
4202244573
5202390045
62024136467
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J4:J6J4=SUM(FILTER($D$4:$F$9,($C$4:$C$9>=DATE(I4,1,1))*($C$4:$C$9<=DATE(I4,12,31))))
 

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=SUM(FILTER(choosecols($D$4:$F$9,1,3),($C$4:$C$9>=DATE(I4,1,1))*($C$4:$C$9<=DATE(I4,12,31))))
 
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Thanks, @Fluff. I also thought about it, but the excel version I´m using for this work does not support new functionalities like choosecols. Sorry, I must have mentioned it while posting itself. That is why I´m trying to play around with filter function only or any other alternatives supported by excel versions previous to office 365.
 
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The filter function is only in 365 & 2021, so if you need it to work in older version you cannot use Filter.
 
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