Please Correect Formula

[srizki]

I have dates in column I, amount is column J
I am using formula,

'=SUMIFS(J2:J217,I2:I217,">="&DATE(H221,MONTH(I221&" 1"),1),J2:J217,"<="&DATE(H221,MONTH(I221&" 1"),30))

Where H221 has dropdown year and I221 occupies drop down months.
the formula is giving wrong results.

Regards

Sohail

 

[Robert Mika]

Try:
=SUMIFS(J2:J217,I2:I217,">="&DATE(H221,MONTH(I221),1),J2:J217,"<="&DATE(H221,MONTH(I221),DAY(EOMONTH(I221,0))))

What does the " 1" do?

BTW .Not every month has 30 days-that;s wahy your formula fail.s

 

[srizki]

Thanks Robert,

I am still trying to use your formula, I am getting 0.
the "1" converts, words, January, February etc, to 1, 2, etc.

 

[Aladin Akyurek]

I have dates in column I, amount is column J
I am using formula,

'=SUMIFS(J2:J217,I2:I217,">="&DATE(H221,MONTH(I221&" 1"),1),J2:J217,"<="&DATE(H221,MONTH(I221&" 1"),30))

Where H221 has dropdown year and I221 occupies drop down months.
the formula is giving wrong results.

Regards

Sohail

What is the value I221 houses?

 

[srizki]

Thanks Aladin,

that contains months in words, January, February, March and so on, so the part of formula =month(I221&" "1) converts it to numbers, 1, 2, 3 etc

Thanks

 

[srizki]

X</SPAN></SPAN>	10/22/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(877.55)</SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	10/22/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(3,615.24)</SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	10/22/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(467.35)</SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	10/22/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(0.05)</SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	11/8/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	129.94 </SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	11/12/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(4,200.00)</SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	12/7/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	170.14 </SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	12/17/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	171.13 </SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	12/27/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(1,905.00)</SPAN></SPAN>
X</SPAN></SPAN>	12/27/2012</SPAN></SPAN>	(1,710.65)</SPAN></SPAN>
2012</SPAN></SPAN>	DECEMBER</SPAN></SPAN>	(12,509.20)</SPAN></SPAN>

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2012 is in H221 and DECEMBER is in I 221.

Thanks

 

[Aladin Akyurek]

Thanks Aladin,

that contains months in words, January, February, March and so on, so the part of formula =month(I221&" "1) converts it to numbers, 1, 2, 3 etc

Thanks

X	10/22/2012	(877.55)
X	10/22/2012	(3,615.24)
X	10/22/2012	(467.35)
X	10/22/2012	(0.05)
X	11/8/2012	129.94
X	11/12/2012	(4,200.00)
X	12/7/2012	170.14
X	12/17/2012	171.13
X	12/27/2012	(1,905.00)
X	12/27/2012	(1,710.65)
2012	DECEMBER	(12,509.20)

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2012 is in H221 and DECEMBER is in I 221.

Thanks

J221:

=DATE(H221,MONTH(I221&" 1"),1)

Now:

=SUMIFS(J2:J217,I2:I217,">="&J221,I2:I217,"<="&EOMONTH(J221,0))

 

[Robert Mika]

X	10/22/2012	(877.55)
X	10/22/2012	(3,615.24)
X	10/22/2012	(467.35)
X	10/22/2012	(0.05)
X	11/8/2012	129.94
X	11/12/2012	(4,200.00)
X	12/7/2012	170.14
X	12/17/2012	171.13
X	12/27/2012	(1,905.00)
X	12/27/2012	(1,710.65)
2012	DECEMBER	(12,509.20)

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2012 is in H221 and DECEMBER is in I 221.

Thanks

Instead of this conversion I would suggest to use Dates with Custom mmmm format- more Excel friendly that the Text equivalent.

 

[srizki]

Thank you Aladin,
Thanks you very much.

 

[srizki]

Thank you Robert.