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Old 04-23-2016, 06:28 PM
melvin1942 melvin1942 is offline Formula to use a date to calculate an amount $. Windows 10 Formula to use a date to calculate an amount $. Office 2007
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Jeffrey according to what month. It will go starting in ( S4 ). If you could put the fomula in ( S4 ) then I can add them to the other months. Thank you
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Change all of dates beginning in S3 to 1/1/2015, U3 to 2/1/2015, and so on

Now in S4

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH($I$11:$I$40)&YEAR($I$11:$I$40)=TEXT(S3,"mmy yyy")),$J$11:$J$40)

copy to U4, W4 etc
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