sumif help

[stuarthow]

Hi

Need some help with the SUMIF() function on Excel 2003 please:

I’m using this function as per example –

=SUMIF(month(B5:B12),month(B15),C5:C12)

where B5:B12 are regular dates (dd/mm/yyyy), B15 is a ‘month’ date (mmm
yyyy) and C5:C12 are ordinary numbers.

When entered, I get returned the warning box ‘The formula you typed
contains an error’

Help would be gratefully welcome.
Stuart

 

[Aladin Akyurek]

B15: 1-Jul-04

Then invoke:

=SUMIF($B$5:$B$12,">="&B15,$C$5:$C$12)-SUMIF($B$5:$B$12,">"&EOMONTH(B15,0),$C$5:$C$12)

EOMONTH requires the Analysis Toolpak add-in (see Tools|Add-Ins)

Hi

Need some help with the SUMIF() function on Excel 2003 please:

I’m using this function as per example –

=SUMIF(month(B5:B12),month(B15),C5:C12)

where B5:B12 are regular dates (dd/mm/yyyy), B15 is a ‘month’ date (mmm
yyyy) and C5:C12 are ordinary numbers.

When entered, I get returned the warning box ‘The formula you typed
contains an error’

Help would be gratefully welcome.
Stuart

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[1] The SumProduct function should implicitly coerce the truth values to
their Excel numeric equivalents.
[2] The lookup functions should have an optional argument for the return
value, defaulting to #N/A in its absence.

 

[Guest]

Does this work?

=SUM(MONTH(B5:B12)=MONTH(B15),C5:C12)

Once entered don't just hit enter, use Ctrl+Shift+Enter and it should
generate an array formula.

Regards,
A

 

[stuarthow]

Thanks Aladin / aristotle!

Aladin's code works fine, although can't say I understand why, will
have a play!

aristotle's sums the whole range of numbers, think that when the
argument returns true the whole range C5:C12 is summed.

Thanks again
Stu