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    Sumproduct error

    I'm trying to use sumproduct to get data between 2 dates, date ranges are in a column.

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    I can't just have it =datesA16 because the time of day throws it off.

    It's not giving me the correct data based on the dates.

    Am I missing something?

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    Do you want to include the actual top/bottom range dates, you may need to say >= and <=?

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    Try >= and <= in the formula.
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    actually, no i don't want to include >= and <=

    my data has dates and times in it.

    if it was simply the date I could have it equal to the cell on the dates sheet, the trouble is that the time of day throws it off.

    so if my data has 3 entries from today, but at different times, the sumproduct isn't picking them up correctly because the date isn't exactly the same as the one it's trying to reference.

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    never mind, it was as simple as adding the >= after the first argument only.


    Thanks everybody

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