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    Formula For Sum By Date Involving Multiple Cells

    I'm a simple office worker trying to put together a spreadsheet and got a question.

    I would like to enter a date on Cell #1 and upon entering the date, I would like the currency figure in Cell #2 of the same worksheet to be added to a "sum total" in Cell #3 of a different worksheet.

    Is that a complicated feat?

    Thanks.
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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    Details are sketchy for sure, but sounds like you could use SUMIF for that..

    'on a different worksheet', put
    =SUMIF('Sheet1'!A:A,"<>",'Sheet1'!B:B)

    Adjust the name Sheet1 to reflect the name of the sheet you would enter dates in column A
    It will sum values in column B that have dates corresponding in column A.

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    You are amazing, thank you!!!

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    You're welcome.

    Just to clarify, strictly speaking it's not looking for a 'Date' in column A.
    Basically it's looking for A to be Not Empty

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    Okay, if I wanted to do only a date range of like...1/1/17-1/31/17, is it possible to do that as well?

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    Definitely, sumifS can do that..

    =SUMIFS('Sheet1'!B:B,'Sheet1'!A:A,">=1/1/2017",'Sheet1'!A:A,"<=1/31/2017")

    You can put those dates in a couple cells too, say D2 and E2 for example
    =SUMIFS('Sheet1'!B:B,'Sheet1'!A:A,">="&D2,'Sheet1'!A:A,"<="&E2)

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    Thank you, and I apologize. Hope my title is much better.

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    Worked like a charm, much thanks!

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    Re: Is there a simple answer for this?

    I think I fixed it, thank you for the heads up. Will do better, I promise.

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