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filters,macros,=sumif
Take your pick. I'd go with =sumif personally. |
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Cheers Curly, that sounds good. Obviously you don't know my cell references but would you be able to give an example of how you do this using sumif?
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for example dates in cells A1:A20 and figures in B1:B20 and you wanted today's date
=SUMIF(A1:A20,"30/03/2010",B1:B20) and obviously edit as required. |
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I thought that's how it might be done but still don't know how to single out an entire month with this formula?
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at your first free column: On the same row as the date put in this formula
=MONTH($A1) (Change the A in the formula to column letter that your dates are in) Fill down as needed If the column used is column M =SUMIF(M:M,1,B:B) Change the B:B to the column letter that your data is in that you want to sum. The 1 in the formula would add all January. To add all march you would change the 1 to 3. It would be much better and easier to use Subtotals. To do that you will need a header row for filtering. |
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Thanks Compound and Curly, that's done the trick, much appreciated!
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