sumif, sumproduct or vlookup

Kmitchell

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There is a table of which you can select the month and the department and I need it to do the following:

If J9=Appletree then go to sheet1! and find appletree in M4:M4575 and sum up these dates.

Once the formula finds appletree (which will be numerous counts of this cell) it needs to then sum up a rolling 12 month history of data which sits in E4:E4575.

Basically when you select the current month in D5, D6 will compute the month that is 12 months behind. The formula will read sumproduct or sumif(e4:e4575) if greater than D6 and less than D5.

Am I trying to do too much in one formula or can this be done?
 

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Well, You need to specify which range you want to SUM.

so far you have
which range contains the NAMES like appletree M4:M4575
and which range contains the DATES E4:E4575

We need which range you want to SUM based on those criteria...for my example I used N4:N4575

Code:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sheet1!M4:M4575=J9),--(sheet1!E4:E4575<D5),--(sheet1!E4:M4575>D6),sheet1!N4:N4575)
 
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I think you need to give more data. What do you mean sum up the dates in sheet1? The first part sounds like a simple =if(j9="appletree",sumif(sheet1!m4:m4575,"appletree",{range of dates- maybe the e4:e4575?}),{no detail given for possibility that j9<>="appletree")

I have no idea what you mean with the D5 and D6 cells.
 
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Thank you so much this is exactly what I needed!!! This saves so much time.

Much appreciated!
 
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