Is it possible for an Excel formula to calculate a sum based on date ranges?

ruby9c

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I need to calculate the number of credit hours in column B by a date range from 2/1/2023 to 2/1/2026.

When I competed the sheet, it will include dates before and after the range above. I'll need a formula that can calculate the sum of column B based on the dates in column C.

I have used SUMIF formulas, but I can't figure out how to add in the date range.

Thank you for any help!


Employee Name
Total Credits 2/1/2023 - 2/1/2026 :
Requirement: 20 credit hours in 36 months
Continuing Education CoursesCredit HoursDate Completed
EPA 2023 Inspector Workship610/4/2023
2024 Spring Bureau Inspector Training - API15.53/7/2024
FD9001W Sanitary Transportation of Human & Animal Food Rule13/15/2023
EPA 2024 Inspector Workship4.510/11/2024
FDA Form-2481 Training111/14/2024
 

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Thank you!

I tried following the example in the SUMIFS example. The formula isn't working, but now that I know it's possible I will keep trying.
 

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This should help.
Book1.xlsm
ABC
10Employee Name
11Total Credits 2/1/2023 - 2/1/2026 :
12Requirement: 20 credit hours in 36 months
13Continuing Education CoursesCredit HoursDate Completed
14EPA 2023 Inspector Workship6,0004.10.2023
152024 Spring Bureau Inspector Training - API15,5007.03.2024
16FD9001W Sanitary Transportation of Human & Animal Food Rule1,0015.03.2023
17EPA 2024 Inspector Workship4,5011.10.2024
18FDA Form-2481 Training1,0014.11.2024
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B19B19=SUMIFS(B14:B18,$C$14:$C$18,">"&DATE(2023,2,1),$C$14:$C$18,"<"&DATE(2026,2,1))
 
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Thank you!

I tried following the example in the SUMIFS example. The formula isn't working, but now that I know it's possible I will keep trying.
In your formula in your screen print, you actually entered in G7 where it should be G6.
 
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