Month to date totals

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I have a table containing information about a series of companies. The company numbers are in column 1. I have reporting dates in column 2. In column 3 and 4 are planned and actual numbers. I want to report the month to date totals for each of the companies. The table is sorted based on company number then by date. I tried sumif but was unable to determine how to drive the argument for the date range. Also, I only want to sum relevant cells based on meeting the criteria of current month and company number. Anyone have a suggestion?
 

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It sounds like you simple task, it would be a lot easier to follow if you posted up a short example using the colo worksheet utility noted below. It sure helps a lot to see visually the data you have to work with and the expected outcome you wish to see, rather than going back and forth several times. There are a lot of experience users on this forum.

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Here is the file, I would like to get the total of NGS for each company within a month range. So I would like to look at all of company 2 for 8/16/2002 and 8/17/2002.
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJK
1CompanyLineDateNGSBuiltPullsReceiptsCancelsOrderboardPastDueCustPastDuePlant
22108/15/021571600814971112445
32208/15/0247540004918124
49108/15/023349027239564848
511108/15/0200000000
614108/15/0240005016971510
720108/15/026370036506944169
862108/15/025364111233872194148
963108/15/025050007700119
1065108/15/022828001231710475
1165208/15/020460042290360357
122108/16/0215415801990975114327
132208/16/0247500004486618
149108/16/025036087039945347
1511108/16/0200000000
1614108/16/020000616681112
1720108/16/024846030502247220
1862108/16/0252001903882198149
1963108/16/02000007700111
2065108/16/0228403023207371
2165208/16/02000002285339357
Sheet1


I have approximately 2 months of data at any given time.
 
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I have solved the problem quite easily with the conditional sum wizard. Maybe I was looking for a complex solution where none was needed.
 
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I have solved the problem quite easily with the conditional sum wizard. Maybe I was looking for a complex solution where none was needed.
 
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