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    Adding up total using dates

    Hi all,

    I have another conundrum for you excel pro’s. With regards to the excel file attached, what formula would I enter in B4 that will be add up all the numbers in row 4 after the start date listed in A4? So in this case, B4 should equal 99?

    Many thanks for your help.

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    Re: Adding up total using dates

    Like so:

    =SUMIF(D2:M2, ">="&A4, D4:M4)
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    Re: Adding up total using dates

    Hi there. This will do it:
    =SUMIFS(D4:M4,D2:M2,">="&A4)
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    Re: Adding up total using dates

    Quote Originally Posted by JBeaucaire View Post
    Like so:

    =SUMIF(D2:M2, ">="&A4, D4:M4)
    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Kennedy View Post
    Hi there. This will do it:
    =SUMIFS(D4:M4,D2:M2,">="&A4)
    Well now I just feel stupid...THANKS! much appreciated!

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    Re: Adding up total using dates

    If that takes care of your original question, please select Thread Tools from the menu link above and mark this thread as SOLVED. Thanks.

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    It's only easy if you know the answer....

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