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Sumifs Between 2 Date Ranges From a Pivot Table

Hi,

Sheet "Account Data"

I need to sum Column C "FD Count" & Column H "FD Count" between dates => 1/2/202 & <= 2/14/2021.

Can the formula be put in "Sheet 1" Column AI Row 1

Thanks,

Sam

RE: Sumifs Between 2 Date Ranges From a Pivot Table

Just realised I can't attach a file is there a way to?

RE: Sumifs Between 2 Date Ranges From a Pivot Table

Hi It has been over 24 hours and still no repsonse?

RE: Sumifs Between 2 Date Ranges From a Pivot Table

Hi Sam,

Thank you for your question and following up with a contact request. It's unusual your question didn't pop but it looks like you replied to your own question so that made it appear as answered. Please accept my apologises for the delay in spotting this.

Please email Info@STL-training.co.uk the Excel file so we can assist in answering your question

We look forward to your email Sam

Kind regards

Richard Bailey
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