Need to return the total quantity of a product in the last 3 days

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Have tried searching the forums but can't seem to word my question correctly. Here is a basic table:-

DateTypeProductQty
01/12/2022​
OrderBlue Shirt
1​
02/12/2022​
OrderBlue Shirt
1​
03/12/2022​
OrderBlue Shirt
2​
04/12/2022​
OrderYellow Shirt
1​
05/12/2022​
OrderBlue Shirt
1​
06/12/2022​
OrderYellow Shirt
2​
07/12/2022​
OrderBlue Shirt
3​
07/12/2022​
OrderBlue Shirt
1​

On another sheet I want see how many blue shirts have sold in the last 3 days, but am unsure if this can be done with a formula:-

ProductSold in last few days
Blue Shirt5
Yellow Shirt2
Pink Shirt0

Any helps would be greatly appreciated.
 

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I would use SUMPRODUCT, but first you need a value to define the last few days.

In my example below, the data range is in D2:G17, including labels, so the first data begins on row 3.

I put the formula for the current date =NOW() in I3 which gives me 12/7/2022.

Next to that cell I input a value that represents the last few days, so for the last three days I input 3 in J3.

Next to that cell in K3 I input the formula =DATE(YEAR(I3-J3+1),MONTH(I3-J3+1),DAY(I3-J3+1)) , which displays 12/5/2022, so my days range to count is Dec 5th through Dec 7th. I tried a simple subtraction I3 - J3 first, which also displayed 12/5/2022, but the results explained below were always off a day, so I changed it to the formula above to be precise.

Next to the first product to count, Blue Shirt for example, in cell J6 I input the following formula, and copied it down through K8.

=SUMPRODUCT(--($F$3:$F$17=I6),--($D$3:$D$17>=$K$3),$G$3:$G$17)

It's basically saying for all the Products in F3:F17 that equal the product input to the left in column I, and for all the dates in D3:D17 that fall in the past 3 days (as identified in J3), in this example 12/5/2022 to 12/7/2022, add up the Qty's in the data range.

DateTypeProductQty
12/7/2022OrderBlue Shirt112/7/2022
3​
12/5/2022​
12/6/2022OrderPink Shirt3
12/6/2022OrderBlue Shirt2ProductSold in last few days
12/6/2022OrderYellow Shirt1Blue Shirt
10​
12/5/2022OrderBlue Shirt1Yellow Shirt
4​
12/5/2022OrderYellow Shirt2Pink Shirt
5​
12/5/2022OrderBlue Shirt3
12/5/2022OrderPink Shirt2
12/5/2022OrderBlue Shirt1
12/5/2022OrderYellow Shirt1
12/5/2022OrderBlue Shirt2
12/3/2022OrderBlue Shirt3
12/3/2022OrderBlue Shirt3
12/3/2022OrderYellow Shirt1
12/2/2022OrderBlue Shirt3
 
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A way if you have some of the newer dynamic array formulas.

SG.xlsx
ABCDEFG
1DateTypeProductQtyProductQuantity
212/1/2022OrderBlue Shirt1Blue Shirt7
312/1/2022OrderBlue Shirt1Yellow Shirt6
412/2/2022OrderBlue Shirt2Pink Shirt5
512/2/2022OrderYellow Shirt1
612/3/2022OrderBlue Shirt1
712/4/2022OrderYellow Shirt2
812/4/2022OrderBlue Shirt3
912/5/2022OrderBlue Shirt1
1012/5/2022OrderPink Shirt2
1112/6/2022OrderPink Shirt3
1212/6/2022OrderYellow Shirt4
1312/7/2022OrderBlue Shirt3
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F1:G4F1=LET(p,UNIQUE(Table1[Product]),s,SUMIFS(Table1[Qty],Table1[Product],p,Table1[Date],">="&TODAY()-3),VSTACK({"Product","Quantity"},HSTACK(p,s)))
A6:A7A6=A5+1
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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