Sum a certain range based off date

greatcookies

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I have a spreadsheet that contains dally sales in column K with the dates in column F. What I need is to get a MTD sum of sales and a YTD sum of sales based off the date, which will be in a separate sheet, cell C3. What I am thinking is a VLookup formula using the date in cell C3 as a reference. Once it finds this it will sum all sales above for that month. I am not sure, but you may have to have a formula for each month and use the 1st of that given month as a reference.

So, for example, let's say I want to get sales MTD for February, using 02/12/18 in cell C3 as my beginning point. February 1st sales are in K1129, so would I use a Vlookup and then sum sales from that point to K1129?

Any help in getting me started is much appreciated.

Thanks
 

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Excel 2010
BCDEFGHIJK
1datesales
212/30/201799
31/2/20181
42/20/20181/3/20182
51/4/20183
6mtd8101/5/20184
7ytd12751/6/20185
81/7/20186
91/8/20187
101/9/20188
111/10/20189
121/11/201810
131/12/201811
141/13/201812
151/14/201813
161/15/201814
171/16/201815
181/17/201816
191/18/201817
201/19/201818
211/20/201819
221/21/201820
231/22/201821
241/23/201822
251/24/201823
261/25/201824
271/26/201825
281/27/201826
291/28/201827
301/29/201828
311/30/201829
321/31/201830
332/1/201831
342/2/201832
352/3/201833
362/4/201834
372/5/201835
382/6/201836
392/7/201837
402/8/201838
412/9/201839
422/10/201840
432/11/201841
442/12/201842
452/13/201843
462/14/201844
472/15/201845
482/16/201846
492/17/201847
502/18/201848
512/19/201849
522/20/201850
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C6=SUMPRODUCT(--(F2:F61<=C4),--(F2:F61>=DATE(YEAR(C4),MONTH(C4),1)),K2:K61)
C7=SUMPRODUCT(--(F2:F61<=C4),--(F2:F61>=DATE(YEAR(C4),1,1)),K2:K61)
 
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