Excel - how to count and filter

I have a spreadsheet with City, Event Date, and Attendance as columns. I want to report the number of attendees for each city for each quarter. Is there a way to collect all attendees for a city and then only count the values in a certain date range like quarterly? Attached is an example that better illustrates the challenge.
test.xlsx

Microsoft Excel

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LN41

8/22/2022 - Mon

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dlmille

7/6/2012

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barry houdini

7/6/2012

Hey Dave, you were too quick for me......!

I was just about to post a SUMIFS solution so here it is anyway

=SUMIFS(C5:C9,A5:A9,"Seattle",B5:B9,">="&DATE(2012,1,1),B5:B9,"<"&DATE(2012,4,1))

That's basically the same thing as Dave suggests except I "hardcoded" the date range in the formula. You could even use cell references which contain dates, so with start date in E2 and end date in F2 that could be

=SUMIFS(C5:C9,A5:A9,"Seattle",B5:B9,">="&E2,B5:B9,"<"&F2)

regards, barry

aikimark

7/6/2012

calendar quarter or fiscal quarter?

LN41

7/14/2012

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