Date criteria in SUMIFS formula

kins

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hi all

I have the below formula which looks at two date ranges and brings back values within that date range. The issue that I'm having is that "<="&$C$13 part isn't bringing back the last line in my date range i.e. it won't return the value in the 24/04/2017 00:00 one unless I type 24/04/2017 00:30.

=SUMIFS(V34:V17553,$B$34:$B$17553,"<="&$C$13,$B$34:$B$17553,">="&$C$9)

Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Kins
 

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Maybe you have a time component in one or more of your cells. Try this instead:

Rich (BB code):
=SUMIFS(V34:V17553,$B$34:$B$17553,"<"&INT($C$13+1),$B$34:$B$17553,">="&INT($C$9))

WBD
 
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