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ajpalm531
Mar 15, 2022Copper Contributor
SUM by Month formula not working
The formula I am having trouble with is as follows: =SUMIFS($E$6:$E$266,$A$6:$A$266,">="&$A273,$A$6:$A$266,"<="&EOMONTH($A273,0)) It is to calculate the monthly totals of a sheet. The problem is it...
- Mar 15, 2022
Perhaps the values in A6:A266 include a time component. Try
=SUMIFS($E$6:$E$266,$A$6:$A$266,">="&$A273,$A$6:$A$266,"<"&EOMONTH($A273,0)+1)
If A273 is the first day of a month, you can also use
=SUMIFS($E$6:$E$266,$A$6:$A$266,">="&$A273,$A$6:$A$266,"<"&EDATE($A273,1))
HansVogelaar
Mar 15, 2022MVP
Perhaps the values in A6:A266 include a time component. Try
=SUMIFS($E$6:$E$266,$A$6:$A$266,">="&$A273,$A$6:$A$266,"<"&EOMONTH($A273,0)+1)
If A273 is the first day of a month, you can also use
=SUMIFS($E$6:$E$266,$A$6:$A$266,">="&$A273,$A$6:$A$266,"<"&EDATE($A273,1))
- ajpalm531Mar 15, 2022Copper ContributorHello Hans Vogelaar,
The "EDATE" change seems to have done the trick. It now adds all values including the last day of the month. Thanks- ajpalm531Mar 15, 2022Copper ContributorApologies the "<"&EDATE($A273,1)) was the correct solution. In another sheet with same attribute the edate solution added the first date of the following month. The first solution was correct. Thank you.