Hi I need to add he inputs from today and less than 30 days. the best formula I go too is
=SUMIF(A4:A11;">TODAY()-30";B4:B11)
1 Oct 2019 2 10
10 Oct 2019 5
15 Oct 2019 6
01 Nov 2019 7
14 Nov 2019 3
15 Nov 2019 4Could you please format your input - or provide a sample file.
I just did that…
First off, this
=SUMIF(A4:A11;">TODAY()-30";B4:B11)
won’t compute, because ">TODAY()-30" is just a text string. This will do:
=SUMPRODUCT(A4:A11>(TODAY()-30);B4:B11)It does not work. It is giving me 27 . The answer should be 20. ie 15 Oct - 15 Nov
It does not work
Please provide your data (a spreadsheet with the formula) that doesn’t work for you. Your comment only means you did it wrong, or you have a different data layout.
And the answer should be 14, not 20: at 2019-11-15, 30 days ago was 2019-10-16.
FTR: here is working sample|attachment.
Thanks. It’s working
Mike’s solution using
=SUMIF(A4:A11;">"&TODAY()-30;B4:B11)
is even better suited for large cell ranges because it avoids creating temporary internal arrays.