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How to get date intervall in Index and Match?

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    How to get date intervall in Index and Match?

    Hi
    I hope somebody can help me, excuse my english language...
    I have 4 column that show:

    First column: Date
    Second column: Information
    Third column: Debit
    Forth column: Credit

    In Date i have several date start from 1/1/07 to 3/5/07

    I want to pick a value from Credit for january as 1/1/07 - 1/31/07 due to Information wich i pay rent for my home.
    Something i think to use is Index and Match, but how to get it looking for just januari?
    Date interval as
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    Is it possible to make it in Index and match?

    Hope i explain well here..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoffe
    Hi
    I hope somebody can help me, excuse my english language...
    I have 4 column that show:

    First column: Date
    Second column: Information
    Third column: Debit
    Forth column: Credit

    In Date i have several date start from 1/1/07 to 3/5/07

    I want to pick a value from Credit for january as 1/1/07 - 1/31/07 due to Information wich i pay rent for my home.
    Something i think to use is Index and Match, but how to get it looking for just januari?
    Date interval as
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    Is it possible to make it in Index and match?

    Hope i explain well here..
    HI,

    If I have read your question correctly, you want to total the Credit column for just a specific month, in this case January.

    try

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100>=DATE(2007,1,1)),--(A1:A100<=DATE(2007,1,31)),D1:D100)

    where the A1:A100 & D1:D100 will need to reflect your data rows.

    Also I recommend putting the date(s) in a cell and then you are able to select different periods without changing the formula.

    hth
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    Hi Bryan!
    Thank for response..

    This is only one value like a cell in D1:D100, not total sum for january.

    Date____Information_____Debit___Credit
    2/2/07__Bankomat_______________300
    .
    .
    1/30/07_Home-bill_______________4000
    .

    I want a formula that looking for Home-bill in January that find the value 4000.
    I did not pay home-bill last date in every month, but at least once...
    A formula looking for Home-bill in January to pick upp 4000 in column D.

    I've looking for that in several homepage, did not find like date interval by lookup or index-match...
    Hope somebody know how to do...
    And tell me..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoffe
    Hi Bryan!
    Thank for response..

    This is only one value like a cell in D1:D100, not total sum for january.

    Date____Information_____Debit___Credit
    2/2/07__Bankomat_______________300
    .
    .
    1/30/07_Home-bill_______________4000
    .

    I want a formula that looking for Home-bill in January that find the value 4000.
    I did not pay home-bill last date in every month, but at least once...
    A formula looking for Home-bill in January to pick upp 4000 in column D.

    I've looking for that in several homepage, did not find like date interval by lookup or index-match...
    Hope somebody know how to do...
    And tell me..
    Hi,

    checking back to your original post, I did not see that requested, however, try

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100>=DATE(2007,1,1)),--(A1:A100<=DATE(2007,1,31)),--(B1:B100="Home_Bill"),D1:D100)

    hth
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    Great!!

    Thank you! Bryan! It work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoffe
    Great!!

    Thank you! Bryan! It work!
    good to see, and thanks for the response.

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