How to calculate total per month?

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Posted on Sep 25, 2018 1:49 AM

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Posted on Sep 25, 2018 5:10 AM

Hi ryszardb,


Add another column to each year table to show the month name.

You can hide the extra column (B) later.

My Region (Australia) does not allow a Date format as 1-1-2017.

I used 1 Jan 2017, but it works!

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=MONTHNAME(MONTH($A2))

In German,

=MONATSNAME(MONAT($A2))


For 2017,

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=SUMIF(2017::B,$A2,2017::C)

In German,

=SUMMEWENN(2017::B;$A2;2017::C)


For 2018,

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=SUMIF(2018::B,$A2,2018::C)

In German,

=SUMMEWENN(2018::B;$A2;2018::C)


In Table 1, the month names are Text ('January) and they work in English and German. The charm of Numbers!


Tested in Numbers 5.2 under macOS High Sierra 10.13.6


Regards,

Ian.

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Sep 25, 2018 5:10 AM in response to ryszardb

Hi ryszardb,


Add another column to each year table to show the month name.

You can hide the extra column (B) later.

My Region (Australia) does not allow a Date format as 1-1-2017.

I used 1 Jan 2017, but it works!

User uploaded file

=MONTHNAME(MONTH($A2))

In German,

=MONATSNAME(MONAT($A2))


For 2017,

User uploaded file

=SUMIF(2017::B,$A2,2017::C)

In German,

=SUMMEWENN(2017::B;$A2;2017::C)


For 2018,

User uploaded file

=SUMIF(2018::B,$A2,2018::C)

In German,

=SUMMEWENN(2018::B;$A2;2018::C)


In Table 1, the month names are Text ('January) and they work in English and German. The charm of Numbers!


Tested in Numbers 5.2 under macOS High Sierra 10.13.6


Regards,

Ian.

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