Conditional sumif

[wilson@irco]

In my budget comparison worksheet, I need to compare CYTD to PTYD totals and
would like to write conditional sumif that totals PYTD based on the month
(i.e, total A1:A1 if mo. = 1, total A1:B1 of mo. =2, A1:C1 if mo.=3 and so
on). Thank you.

[Bob Umlas]

=SUM(A1:OFFSET(A1,0,0,1,mo.))
assuming "mo." is the defined name, otherwise you can use the MONTH function
of the cell containing the date (if the date is in Z1, for example,
=SUM(A1:OFFSET(A1,0,0,1,MONTH(1)))


"wilson@irco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In my budget comparison worksheet, I need to compare CYTD to PTYD totals
and
> would like to write conditional sumif that totals PYTD based on the month
> (i.e, total A1:A1 if mo. = 1, total A1:B1 of mo. =2, A1:C1 if mo.=3 and
so
> on). Thank you.

[bpeltzer]

Check out offset, like =sum(offset(a1,0,0,1,#_Months))
If the # of months is in a cell, you can put the cell reference in the final
argument.

"wilson@irco" wrote:

> In my budget comparison worksheet, I need to compare CYTD to PTYD totals and
> would like to write conditional sumif that totals PYTD based on the month
> (i.e, total A1:A1 if mo. = 1, total A1:B1 of mo. =2, A1:C1 if mo.=3 and so
> on). Thank you.

[wilson@irco]

Thank you Bob...it works nicely!

"Bob Umlas" wrote:

> =SUM(A1:OFFSET(A1,0,0,1,mo.))
> assuming "mo." is the defined name, otherwise you can use the MONTH function
> of the cell containing the date (if the date is in Z1, for example,
> =SUM(A1:OFFSET(A1,0,0,1,MONTH(1)))
>
>
> "wilson@irco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > In my budget comparison worksheet, I need to compare CYTD to PTYD totals
> and
> > would like to write conditional sumif that totals PYTD based on the month
> > (i.e, total A1:A1 if mo. = 1, total A1:B1 of mo. =2, A1:C1 if mo.=3 and
> so
> > on). Thank you.
>
>
>