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@bjsauer
With your dates in column A, just enter =SUMIFS(Daily!F:F,Daily!A:A,">="&A2,Daily!A:A,"<"& A3) and copy down. The dates will adjust in line with the entries you have made for the date in each row. Note: One of your formulae must be just "<" and not "<=" otherwise you are duplicting the value being summed |
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