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    Copying / Editing Conditional SUM!!! Formulas...

    I'm pulling data from a checkbook I have setup on one sheet to produce monthly financial statements on another sheet... The identifiers are the "Account Type" and "Date Range".

    Simple enough but the problem occurs when I try to copy the formulas over. What I'd like to do is copy the formula over, do a lookup and replace the dates for the according columns, but once I copy the formula over there is an error.

    Who can help me out and save me a lot of time???

    Your helps is very much appreciated!

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    Re: Copying / Editing Conditional SUM!!! Formulas...

    Attach a sample file, and then we can see exactly what the problem is.

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    Re: Copying / Editing Conditional SUM!!! Formulas...

    So again...I'm pulling numbers from the Check Register to the Buddys Winfield tab... and when I try to copy formulas over and change the dates there is an error.
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    Re: Copying / Editing Conditional SUM!!! Formulas...

    I think, unless you need backward compatability to earler Excel versions, you should be using SUMIFS().

    Try this in E3 (note that you need to drop the s from Deposits in cell C3):

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    drag that down to E4.

    Note also that I changed the use of DATEVALUE() to DATE() as it doesn't rely on regional settings. If you had actual dates in the column headers it would be easier for you.

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