Using SUMIFS formula to add up certain date ranges
Hello, I am in need of a formula that will add up certain date ranges. With every project that is virtually supported, our potential cost savings is $2200. Now, going off of the "Arrival Date" column, I want to add up the projects virtually supported based on quarters of the month. What SUMIFS formula would I use to accomplish this?
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Hi @joshspr
You can use a DATE Function in a formula to determine the start and end dates of your Quarter, and have those be criteria in a SUMIFS function.
For example:
=SUMIFS([Potential Cost Savings]:[Potential Cost Savings], [Arrival Date]:[Arrival Date], >=DATE(2023, 01, 01), [Arrival Date]:[Arrival Date], <=DATE(2023, 03, 31))
Then for Q2 you'd just need to swap out the months you're looking for:
=SUMIFS([Potential Cost Savings]:[Potential Cost Savings], [Arrival Date]:[Arrival Date], >=DATE(2023, 04, 01), [Arrival Date]:[Arrival Date], <=DATE(2023, 06, 30))
Cheers,
Genevieve
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@Genevieve P. Bless you! Thank you so much.
Josh
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