get a rolling sum between current date - 30 days

thank you for the previous help in ths matter, but what im looking for is a
formula to calculate the SUM between TODAYS CURRENT DATE and the 30 previous
days. And each day the CURRENT DAY needs to change also adjusting the
previous 30 and changing the SUM. For example each days i enter hours in the
B column, the A column will have a date, well if today is august 3rd the
rolling 30 days sum should equal todays hours plus everything in between the
previous 30 days. If anyone has any ideas on this formula or anything similar
to it it would really help.

=SUM(INDEX(B:B,MATCH(TODAY(),A:A,0)):INDEX(B:B,MAX(1,MATCH(TODAY(),A:A,0)-30
)))

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"dustin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> thank you for the previous help in ths matter, but what im looking for is
a
> formula to calculate the SUM between TODAYS CURRENT DATE and the 30
previous
> days. And each day the CURRENT DAY needs to change also adjusting the
> previous 30 and changing the SUM. For example each days i enter hours in
the
> B column, the A column will have a date, well if today is august 3rd the
> rolling 30 days sum should equal todays hours plus everything in between
the
> previous 30 days. If anyone has any ideas on this formula or anything
similar
> to it it would really help.

Hi Dustin,

Do you mean your B column just keeps growing down the sheet
one cell per day. If that is the case in cell C30 put

=SUM(B1:B30) and copy it down a few hundred cells.
As you copy it down the range will adjust automatically
to just the previous 30 cells in column B.

If you add the IF function like this
=IF(B30="","",SUM(B1:B30))

then column C will stay blank until an entry is
placed in column B

HTH
Martin