Sum Contents of a Column (2 cols on different sheets), Dependent on date

Babylon5

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Good Morning,

I have am looking for help in how to SUM the contents of a column, if it falls within a particular week. I have established the formula to count the number of items, but just cant get it to sum !

This is my tab where I require the help,

Excel Help.xlsx
AFGH
34Wk. BeginningNo. of Auths '£' Amount of Auths
3506-Jan-201
3613-Jan-200
4623-Mar-201
5525-May-200
5601-Jun-203
5708-Jun-200
6427-Jul-203
6503-Aug-201
6610-Aug-200
6717-Aug-200
Week graph
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G35:G36,G46,G55:G57,G64:G67G35=(COUNTIFS(Live!T:T,">="&'Week graph'!A35,Live!T:T,"<"&'Week graph'!A35+7)+(COUNTIFS(Completed!T:T,">="&'Week graph'!A35,Completed!T:T,"<"&'Week graph'!A35+7)))


From there you can see I count the number of orders in column G, if they fall in the Week range in column A, ie. Date in Column A plus 7 days.

What I am looking for is the formula in column H that adds the jobs together if they fall within that active week. I think I am close, but could not get SUMIFS to work ?

The working sheets are below, titled Live (for active jobs) and Completed, for finished work. (Both sheets are exactly the same, I have only shown the live sheet below to save space).

Excel Help.xlsx
ST
1'£' of WorkDATE Work Authorised
2£1,513.8008/01/2020
3
4
5
6£500.0028/03/2020
7
8£999.0001/06/2020
9
10£1,650.0001/08/2020
11£900.0001/08/2020
12
13£5,000.0004/08/2020
14
15
16
17
18
Live



Can you help with the formula's in colum H please ?

Also, I have a Summary sheet, which shows the active week only, it would be good to display the totals for just the active week ? (currently I do this manually) >

Excel Help.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
24
25No. of Auths overall9'£' Amount of Auths Outside of Process since August 2020£12,562.80
26
27
28No. of Auths (This Week)'£' Amount of Auths Outside of Process (This Week)
29
30
31
32
33
Overview
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D25D25=COUNT(Live!$S$2:$S$9883)+COUNT(Completed!$S$2:$S$9883)
G25G25=SUM(Live!$S$2:$S$9883)+SUM(Completed!$S$2:$S$9883)


Any ideas ?

Many thanks,

Rich
 

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How about
=SUMIFS(Live!S:S,Live!T:T,">="&A35,Live!T:T,"<"&A35+7)+SUMIFS(Completed!S:S,Completed!T:T,">="&A35,Completed!T:T,"<"&A35+7)))
 
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Thank you Fluff, thats a great help, I was so close, but just couldn't get it to work.

I can easily de-construct the formula now to see how it works, so very much appreciated.

Do you have any idea how on my front Overview sheet I could keep a running total of what is done in the active week i.e. this week. On the formula above the equation works because there is a week to start from and plus 7 days, but is there a way to calculate the same based on what day it is today,?

Either way, thanks for your help !

Cheers Fluff.
 
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Just replace the A35 reference with Today()
 
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Hi Fluff, unfortunately that wouldn't work as that would be a rolling 7 day, each week begins on the Monday and last 7 days ?

Cheers
 
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In that case use
TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY(),3)
 
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Spot on, Cheers Fluff ... Can see why you are a Moderator of this site ! :)

Very much appreciated, enjoy the rest of the day Sir !
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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