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=SUMIF(Date past due: Date past due,>TODAY(), Amount:Amount)
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The amount is coming from a vlookup from another smartsheet
The past due date is a formula with in the same sheet
I always use SUMIFS, so the syntax will be slightly different.
If the column name contains special characters (including spaces) or ends in a number it needs to be surrounded by [] square brackets.
=SUMIFS(Amount:Amount, [Date past due]:[Date past due], >TODAY())
Craig
thank you
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