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HELP! I want to add up the total # of units and sales per month. I have the units but I can't get the dollar amounts to add up. What am I doing wrong?

Units formula: =COUNTIFS($D:$D, "Yes", $C:$C, ">="&A2, $C:$C, "<"&A3 )

Volume formula: ??

Month Sale Price Closing Date Closed Units Volume
01/01/2018 $285,000.00 01-05-18 Yes 2  
02/01/2018 $27,000.00 02-12-18 Yes 2  
03/01/2018 $228,000.00 03-16-18 Yes 1  
04/01/2018 $298,000.00 02-04-18 Yes 1  
05/01/2018 $192,000.00 06-16-18 Yes 0  
06/01/2018 $138,840.00 04-18-18 Yes 2  
07/01/18 $23,000.00 06-19-18 Yes 2  
08/01/2018 $145,000.00 08-19-18 Yes 1  
09/01/2018 $360,000.00 09-22-18 Yes 1  
10/01/2018 $179,900.00 01-23-18 Yes 1  
11/01/2018 $95,000.00 10-23-18 Yes 2  
12/01/2018 $195,000.00 11-24-18 Yes 0  
  $182,000.00 12-24-18 Yes    
  $182,000.00 07-24-18 Yes    
  $226,825.00 7/31/2018 Yes    
  $135,500.00 11-02-18 Yes    
  $189,000.00 12-15-18 Yes    
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Please supply the workbook so we don't have to key in the data and recreate everything.

If I enter your COUNTIFS formula into the Units column I get 0 for every answer.  Without seeing your workbook I don't see how you get something different.

I don't see how you are calculating the number of units.  The other info you've provided doesn't seem to allow such a calculation.

How exactly do you want Volume calculated?  Is Volume a $ value or a number measuring something else?

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Sorry I wasn't clear. This is a small part of a much larger worksheet that tracks real estate closings. I want to calculate the number of units sold per month and how much $ made each month. 

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It looks like you just need SUMIFS:

 

=SUMIFS($B:$B,$D:$D, "Yes", $C:$C, ">="&A2, $C:$C, "<"&A3 )

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