I am using the following SUMIFS() function:
=SUMIFS(A:A, B:B, C1)
Column B:B contains dates in the following format:
2014-01-01 01:14:44
Now in cell C1 I’m not sure how to format the date so that it will grab all records that match all records that fit what’s in cell C1. I have the following:
2014-01-01
but it return nothing. How do it make it so that it grabs the date, but doesn’t discriminate the time portion?
You can leave C1 as a date and the data as it is – just change your formula to the following
=SUMIFS(A:A,B:B,">="&C1,B:B,"<"&C1+1)
Excel stores dates as integers, times are simply fractions of the day so every C1 date (no matter what time) falls somewhere between C1 and C1+1. This formula gets that data
Answer：
The simplest way may be to keep your formula as is, other than changing C1 to D1, but insert a column immediately to the right of A with:
=INT(C1)
copied down to suit.
Tags: date, datetime, excelexcel, time
