What formula should I use to get total value date wise.
datetotal.xlsx
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What formula should I use to get total value date wise.
datetotal.xlsx
https://www.excelforum.com/attachmen...1&d=1644416985
In D3 copied down:
=IF([@Column1]=A4,"",SUM(B$2:B2)-SUM(D$2:D2))
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by applying your formula result is not correct.
Last edited by meraz; 02-09-2022 at 10:46 AM.
Result is not correct Attachment 767335
Sorry - should be this:
=IF([@Column1]=A4,"",SUM(B$2:B3)-SUM(D$2:D2))
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A B C D 2Date Amount Total 3 02-01-2022 $ 202.00 4 02-01-2022 $ 200.00 5 02-01-2022 $ 456.00 6 02-01-2022 $ 356.00 7 02-01-2022 $ 345.00 8 02-01-2022 $ 867.00 $2,426.00 9 03-01-2022 $ 454.00 10 03-01-2022 $ 345.00 11 03-01-2022 $ 444.00 12 03-01-2022 $ 346.00 $1,589.00 13 04-01-2022 $ 34.00 14 04-01-2022 $ 267.00 $ 301.00 15 05-01-2022 $ 367.00 16 05-01-2022 $ 43.00 17 05-01-2022 $ 65.00 18 05-01-2022 $ 774.00 $1,249.00
Sheet: Sheet1
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I want to know why you use [@Column1] in column1 I may write anything instead of Column1 or doesn't use any heading at that scenario what should I use IF([@Column1]=A4
and also why =A4 why not A3
Last edited by meraz; 02-09-2022 at 11:04 AM.
The answer is simply that this is how it works. I'm sorry if you don't like it.
Change it to A3 and you will see why - it won't work. You need to identify where there is a change of date.and also why =A4 why not A3
Use Evaluate Formula on the Formulas ribbon to see how it works.
Is there any chance you could change the tone of your responses? It's all very curt at the moment - English may not be your first language, but 'please' and 'thank you' are universal courtesies.
Last edited by AliGW; 02-09-2022 at 11:11 AM.
In Sample2 I applied same formula it didn't work for me
Attachment 767339
You got it wrong. It should be this:
=IF(F4=F5,"",SUM(G$3:G4)-SUM(I$3:I3))
AliGW on MS365 Insider (Windows) 64 bit
F G H I 3Date Amount Total 4 02-01-2022 $ 202.00 5 02-01-2022 $ 200.00 6 02-01-2022 $ 456.00 7 02-01-2022 $ 356.00 8 02-01-2022 $ 345.00 9 02-01-2022 $ 867.00 $ 2,426.00 10 03-01-2022 $ 454.00 11 03-01-2022 $ 345.00 12 03-01-2022 $ 444.00 13 03-01-2022 $ 346.00 $ 1,589.00 14 04-01-2022 $ 34.00 15 04-01-2022 $ 267.00 $ 301.00 16 05-01-2022 $ 367.00 17 05-01-2022 $ 43.00 18 05-01-2022 $ 65.00 19 05-01-2022 $ 774.00 $ 1,249.00
Sheet: Sheet1
I 4=IF(F4=F5,"",SUM(G$3:G4)-SUM(I$3:I3))
Sheet: Sheet1
Still not one 'please' or 'thank you' from you, so that's it from me now. I have given of my time freely to help you: the least you could have done was to be courteous in your responses.
Good luck!
Sorry about my tone of response English is not my first language I will try to maintain courtesies in my reply" I am deeply regrate inconvenience caused by me" next time i will maintain courtesies in my reply Mam.
Last edited by AliGW; 02-09-2022 at 11:21 AM. Reason: PLEASE don't quote unnecessarily!
I get that - I said as much - however, 'please' and 'thank you' are some of the very first things we learn in any language. I have no doubt that you know both, so use them in future.
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