🧮 Excel Formula
Describe what you want to calculate in plain language. Get the exact Excel / Google Sheets formula, an explanation, and which cell references to change.
- Native syntax, no surprises. Function names stay in their real form for Excel or Google Sheets — paste and it works.
- Plain-English explanation. Every formula comes with how it works and exactly which cell references to swap for your sheet.
- A smarter alternative. When a cleaner approach exists (e.g. XLOOKUP vs INDEX/MATCH), we hand you both.
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"Sum the amounts in column D, but only for rows where the Status in column A is 'Paid' and the invoice date in column B falls in the current month."
Target app: Excel
Output — ready-to-paste formula
=SUMIFS(D:D, A:A, "Paid", B:B, ">="&EOMONTH(TODAY(),-1)+1, B:B, "<="&EOMONTH(TODAY(),0))
How it works: SUMIFS adds column D where two conditions hold — A equals "Paid", and B is between the first and last day of this month (EOMONTH finds those boundaries off TODAY(), so it auto-rolls each month). Change D:D, A:A, B:B to your real columns.
Alternative: on Google Sheets, QUERY() can do the same with a SQL-style filter — we include it when it's the cleaner fit.
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