VLookup Alternative

[chrisio]

Hi.

I use the following formula to return me my new subscriber count for yesterday

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What I want to do is expand this to count the number of new subscribers in the last week. Now I understand with Vlookup I cant specify a date range but how would I go about resolving this please.

Cheers
Chris

[martindwilson]

try
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A4:A136>=TODAY()-7),--(A4:A136<TODAY()),E4:E136)

[chrisio]

Thats perfect. Thanks very much.

CHris

[Cutter]

@ chrisio

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[Palmetto]

Have you considered using a Pivot Table?