JumboCactuar
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Hi,
I have this formula which combines 2 SUMIFS
Instead of TODAY()
I want it to use the most recent date in both parts of the formula
example:
In the 1st SUMIF - latest date = 11/01/2024
2nd SUMIF - latest date = 06/12/2023
So both SUMIFS should use 11/01/2024
Hope this makes sense, and not sure if i need some helper columns
Thanks for any help
I have this formula which combines 2 SUMIFS
Excel Formula:
=SUMIFS(I:I,B:B,B9,A:A,"<="&TODAY())+SUMIFS('Sheet2'!H:H,'Sheet2'!A:A,B9,'Sheet2'!O:O,"<="&TODAY())
Instead of TODAY()
I want it to use the most recent date in both parts of the formula
example:
In the 1st SUMIF - latest date = 11/01/2024
2nd SUMIF - latest date = 06/12/2023
So both SUMIFS should use 11/01/2024
Rich (BB code):
=SUMIFS(I:I,B:B,B9,A:A,"<=11/01/2024)+SUMIFS('Sheet2'!H:H,'Sheet2'!A:A,B9,'Sheet2'!O:O,"<=11/01/2024)
Hope this makes sense, and not sure if i need some helper columns
Thanks for any help