Add up per month, Years and Days | SUMIF Formula in Excel | Free File

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In this Excel video tutorial, we gonna see how to Add up per month, Years and Days using the SUMIF Formula in Excel or the sum if function.

In this Excel video tutorial, we gonna see How to Sum per Week in Excel and how to sum per month in Excel and how to sum per year in Excel, using the SUMIF Function with two Criteria or the sumif formula with many criteria, start date and the end date as the weeks criteria or months and years to the other examples.

To learn how to add in Excel we can use the sum formula or the sum function so that all selected values are added. Now, to be able to add up values with criteria in Excel, to add up only the values that meet a certain criteria, we can use the sumif function or the sumif formula to add not all the values, but only those that meet a certain criterion. And the third option is to use the sumifs function to be able to do the same thing as the sumif function, but this time using multiple criteria, 2 different criteria or more.

How to sum per week in Excel is very similar to how to sum per month in Excel. The only thing that will change is the criteria. In the first example, we will use weeks and in the second example we will use months, but the logic of constructing of the excel formula is the same. We can make analyzes in Excel from a very large data set, where we can summarize the information using the sum formula to add up and organize the total sold per week.

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