For the criteria range 2, again, we want it to check those dates, type a comma. Then we're going to have to put in our end date. I'll put in an ampersand and then click on the start cell, so it's going to look for any items where the date is on or after that start date. I'm going to join that to a cell reference. Double quote, greater than, equal to, double quote. I'm going to put the operator in, and the operator will be greater than or equal to, and I have to put that inside quotes. We want any numbers that are for a date on or after this start date. We want it to be based on this start date. Which cells do we want to check to see if they meet the criteria that we've set. The first thing we have to put in is the sum range, so which cells do we want to add up if we meet the criteria? We want to add these units sold. To start the formula, I'll click in this cell, type an equal sign and the SUMIFS function, and open bracket. In this cell I'm going to put in a SUMIFS formula, and it will look at the dates and then only total the units that are between the start and end date. I've put a starting date here and an ending date. In this cell I'd like to see the total for a specific date range. This is available in Excel 2007 and later versions.
If you want to put some conditions on the total, instead of using SUM, you could use a SUMIFS function. We have a total at the bottom, and that just uses the SUM function.
So here we have a column where we've sold items on certain dates and we can see how many units we sold each day. One of the most common things you do in Excel is get a total of something. When you're finished, you can click the check box again, to hide the transcript If you'd like to read the video transcript, click on the green check box below. The written steps, and the full video transcript, are below the video. This video shows the steps for setting up the SUMIFS formula, to get the total number of units sold in a date range. Or, use the SUMPRODUCT function to sum amounts in a date range, like this example on the SUM Examples page.For example, calculate a SUMIF date range total, like the example shown on the Excel Sum Functions page.Note: In older versions of Excel, you can use other Excel functions.SUMIFS is similar the older Excel SUMIF function, which only allows one criterion. To sum amounts based on a date range, you can use the SUMIFS function. See the example below, which uses 3 criteria:
To find items in a date range, each formula will need at least 2 criteria:
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