formula to add up sums in a date range

MarkDave

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Hi, I have a spreadsheet where Colin e has a date and column d has a figure. I then have a table on a separate sheet which has a date range, I.e 2/10/2017 - 8/10/2017 - and then a total
cell. I need the total cell to be populated with the sum of columnd d where these figures fall within the date range - any ideas?
 

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Hi, take a look at the SUMIFS() formula - for example:


Excel 2013/2016
DEFGHI
1FigureDateFromToTotal
2501/10/201702/10/201708/10/201744
3602/10/2017
4703/10/2017
5804/10/2017
6905/10/2017
7506/10/2017
8407/10/2017
9508/10/2017
10409/10/2017
11710/10/2017
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I2=SUMIFS(D:D,E:E,">="&G2,E:E,"<="&H2)
 
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That works a treat, thank you - I just need to work out how to total it up on sheet two now...thanks again.
 
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I just need to work out how to total it up on sheet two now

Hi, if you mean the "figure" and "date" columns are on sheet2 then something like:

=SUMIFS(Sheet2!D:D,Sheet2!E:E,">="&G2,Sheet2!E:E,"<="&H2)
 
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Hi, if you mean the "figure" and "date" columns are on sheet2 then something like:

=SUMIFS(Sheet2!D:D,Sheet2!E:E,">="&G2,Sheet2!E:E,"<="&H2)

This is excellent thank you. It works perfectly. I may need to share this with someone who uses excel pre 2007, is there a similar sum product formula I could use?
 
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I may need to share this with someone who uses excel pre 2007

Hi, that's an old version :eeek:!

This would be equivalent:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet2!$D$1:$D$1000),--(Sheet2!$E$1:$E$1000>=G22),--(Sheet2!$E$1:$E$1000<=H2))
 
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