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Sum values in last N days based on criteria in Excel

To sum values in last N days based on specific criteria in Excel, you can apply a formula based on the SUMIF and TODAY function.


How to sum values in last N days based on criteria in Excel?

As shown in the example below, there is a product sales table, to sum the amounts for each product sold in the last 30 days, you can follow the steps below.

Generic Formulas

=SUMIFS(data_range,date_range,">="&TODAY()-N,criteria_range,criteria)

Arguments

Data_range: The range of cells you want to sum. In this example, it is D5:D15;
Date_range: The date range that you want evaluated by the last N days. It is C5:C15;
N: A number represents the last n days;
Criteria_range: The range of cells that you want evaluated by the criteria; It is B5:B15;
Criteria: The criterion defines which values in the Criteria_range will be summed.

How to use this formula?

Select a cell, copy or enter the formula below and press the Enter key to get the result. Select the result cell and then drag its AutoFill Handle down to get the results by other criteria.

=SUMIFS($D$5:$D$15,$C$5:$C$15,">="&TODAY()-$G$5,$B$5:$B$15,F5)

Explanation of the formula

=SUMIFS($D$5:$D$15,$C$5:$C$15,">="&TODAY()-$G$5,$B$5:$B$15,F5)

$C$5:$C$15,">="&TODAY()-$G$5: Firstly, checks if each date in the date_range “$C$5:$C$15” is greater than or equal to the current date minus 30;
(C5:H10)*({FALSE;FALSE;TRUE;FALSE;FALSE;FALSE}): The TURE and FALSE are converted to 1 and 0. Each values in C5:H10 is multiplied by values in the array, after multiplying, you will get another array, here I show the array in the table below:
$B$5:$B$15,F5: Then checks if each cells in the criteria_range “$B$5:$B$15” is equals to the value in cell F5, “KTE”;
Then the SUMIFS function sums all amounts (in $D$5:$D$15) for the product “KTE” sold in the last 30 days.

Related functions

Excel SUMIFS function
The Excel SUMIFS function can help to sum cell values based on multiple criteria.

Excel TODAY function
The Excel TODAY function is used for returning the current system date in Excel.


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