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Hi,
I have the following offset match formula that I use to correctly pull
data into a summary sheet by date and metric name. Every day I update
my week and it pulls in the new data corrrectly. Is it possible to
add to this formula so that I can sum range of dates in my source
sheet? For example, I have a YTD total that I would like to be able
to use this formula for. But in order to do that I need to adjust it
so that it will sum up all of the rows between two dates. Is this
possible? What would the formula look like? Do I need to use a
different formula?
=OFFSET(Source!$F$118:$ES$2010,MATCH($AR$26,Source!$G$119:$G
$2010,0),MATCH(A$28,Source!$G$14:$ES$14,0))
Here's an example of my data
Units Cash
1/1/2009 2 4
1/2/2009 5 10
1/3/2009 3 5
1/4/2009 1 3
1/5/2009 4 6
I have the following offset match formula that I use to correctly pull
data into a summary sheet by date and metric name. Every day I update
my week and it pulls in the new data corrrectly. Is it possible to
add to this formula so that I can sum range of dates in my source
sheet? For example, I have a YTD total that I would like to be able
to use this formula for. But in order to do that I need to adjust it
so that it will sum up all of the rows between two dates. Is this
possible? What would the formula look like? Do I need to use a
different formula?
=OFFSET(Source!$F$118:$ES$2010,MATCH($AR$26,Source!$G$119:$G
$2010,0),MATCH(A$28,Source!$G$14:$ES$14,0))
Here's an example of my data
Units Cash
1/1/2009 2 4
1/2/2009 5 10
1/3/2009 3 5
1/4/2009 1 3
1/5/2009 4 6