Oct 02 2023 12:59 PM
This is what I was trying, but getting an error.
=sumif(Table1[Net to Office],Table1[Close Date],">="&CashFlow!C2,Table1[Close Date],"<=&CashFlow!C3)
On 1 tab I have date and net to office, see below.
2023-01-04 | $ 3,250.00 |
2023-01-06 | $ 2,650.00 |
2023-01-09 | $ 2,950.00 |
2023-01-17 | $ 3,850.00 |
then on another tab I have a start date and end date. I need to sum the total revenue in above if it falls between the start and end period. So for example under Jan 1 - 7 it should total $5900 but I keep getting errors.
Start of Period | 1-Jan | 8-Jan | 15-Jan |
End of Period | 7-Jan | 14-Jan | 21-Jan |
Total Revenue |
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Oct 02 2023 02:08 PM
For 2 0r more conditions, you need SUMIFS instead of SUMIF.
=SUMIFS(Table1[Net to Office],Table1[Close Date],">="&CashFlow!C2,Table1[Close Date],"<=&CashFlow!C3)
Oct 02 2023 02:38 PM
@Hans Vogelaar such a small thing but makes all the difference. lol. Thank you!
Now when I drag the formula over how can I make it so that net to office and close date columns don't shift with the formula, I tried putting $ in front and keep getting an error
Oct 02 2023 03:25 PM
Like this:
=SUMIFS(Table1[[Net to Office]:[Net to Office]],Table1[[Close Date]:[Close Date]],">="&CashFlow!C2,Table1[[Close Date]:[Close Date]],"<=&CashFlow!C3)