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Our report for October twenty-second says zero, yet a morning order

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and an afternoon order were placed that day.

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A less-than-or-equal end date stops at midnight, before both times.

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We will include the entire day and verify a two-hundred-dollar total.

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The practice CSV separates year, month, day, hour, and minute so

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import locale cannot silently turn a timestamp into text.

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In H2 combine DATE and TIME, then fill through H5.

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Format H as date plus time and read all four moments before summing.

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In K2 enter DATE for October twenty-second.

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That value is midnight at the start of the day.

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Both nine o’clock and five-thirty are greater than K2, so a

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condition at or below K2 excludes them.

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The formula is obeying its boundary, just not our intended whole-day question.

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Enter SUMIFS with two tests on the same timestamp range: greater

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than or equal to K2, and strictly less than K2 plus one.

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That interval includes every moment of October twenty-second while

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excluding the very start of October twenty-third.

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Keep the amount and timestamp ranges aligned.

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Read the order IDs as well as the result.

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SO-302 contributes one hundred twenty dollars; SO-303 contributes eighty.

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SO-301 belongs to the previous day, and SO-304 begins the next

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day exactly at midnight.

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The independent sum is two hundred dollars, matching our report target.

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If the formula still returns zero, inspect H2 through H5 as

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numbers and test a cell with ISNUMBER.

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A text string can look like a timestamp without comparing as one.

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Rebuild DATE plus TIME from the numeric input columns before changing the SUMIFS criteria.