日期范围为文本的日期范围内的数据总和

Question

I have an Excel table of the following format:

And I would like to answer the following question using Excel formulae:

• What is the sum for Disney during 17-Nov until 20-Nov?

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My attempts I tried the following approaches, unsuccessfully:

1. Using SUMIFS with an array:

   =SUMIFS(c4:g8,c3:g3,i1,b4:b8,">="&i2,b4:b8,"<="&i3)

where i1 contains Disney , i2 contains 17-Nov in the date format, and i3 contains 20-Nov in the date format.

But this doesn't work because we are submitting an array where we must specify a range of cells. So I tried the following method:

2. Using SUMIFS with a range:

   =SUMIFS(c4:g8,b4:b8,">="&i2,b4:b8,"<="&i3)

But this doesn't work either, since I think we are using the > , < operators for text (the date values in the table).

So, what to do?
Should I change the format of the table completely?
Should I convert it back to range?

Answer 1

You can use Index and Match to select the column to sum.

Something like this

=SUMIFS(INDEX($B$4:$G$8,,MATCH(I1,$B$3:$G$3)),$B$4:$B$8,">="&I2,$B$4:$B$8,"<="&I3)

You can also take advantage of the Table Structured Addressing like this
(tested in Excel 2010, so Table formats may be slighly different in Excel 2007)

=SUMIFS(INDEX(MyTable,,MATCH(I1,MyTable[#Headers])),MyTable[Date],">="&I2,MyTable[Date],"<="&I3)

Answer 2

This is what Sumproduct() is good for.

=SUMPRODUCT($C$4:$G$8*($C$3:$G$3=company)*($B$4:$B$8>=startDate)*($B$4:$B$8<=finishDate))

company , startDate and finishDate are named cells for A11, B11 and C11. Dates in the table and in row 11 are real dates.

If you store the date as text values, you won't be able to calculate data in a date range. The dates need to be real dates. Text cannot be used to define date ranges.

Answer 3

为了获得更大的灵活性，我将考虑“平整”数据（ 例如 ），然后使用数据透视表过滤工具。