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November 17th, 2009, 05:34 AM
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using fiscal year calculations in a formula
I have a fuel intake sheet i have to take care of. I can figure the calendar
year easily but i don't know how to figure in the fiscal year. The book consists of the following: date, type of fuel, amount, price (a,b,c,d) What I need is to find the total of unleaded during the fiscal year plus total of diesel during fiscal year. In the calendar year i'm using the formula: =sumif(b:b,"u",c:c) for unleaded =sumif(b:b,"d",c:c) for diesel I'm hoping this isn't too confusing. Any and all help is truly appreciated. mePenny 
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November 17th, 2009, 07:06 AM
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using fiscal year calculations in a formula
=SUMPRODUCT((YEAR(A1:A100)=2009)*(B1:B100="u")*C1: C100)
On Nov 17, 10:34*am, mePenny wrote: I have a fuel intake sheet i have to take care of. I can figure the calendar year easily but i don't know how to figure in the fiscal year. The book consists of the following: date, type of fuel, amount, price (a,b,c,d) What I need is to find the total of unleaded during the fiscal year plus total of diesel during fiscal year. In the calendar year i'm using the formula: =sumif(b:b,"u",c:c) for unleaded =sumif(b:b,"d",c:c) for diesel I'm hoping this isn't too confusing. Any and all help is truly appreciated. mePenny
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