YTD with dynamic spilled array

Try:

=SUMIF(Q$3#,"<="&Q$3#,Q4#)
and
=SUMIF(Q$3#,"<="&Q$3#,Q5#)

Awesome

Thanks Rory, Thats what I'm after. I just need to work out how to reset the ytd to zero when the next year is added

Use SUMIFS with the 1st Jan of the year in row 3 and the actual date as the criteria.

I have got it to work with a helper row ( see attached )which is fine as the data will never be on show its just used as data for dynamic charting.

Thanks again..... its simple when you see it but i couldn't get my head around it!!

If you don't want the helper row, it would be:

=SUMIFS(Q4#,Q3#,"<="&Q3#,Q3#,">="&DATE(YEAR(Q3#),1,1))

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