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I need to add alternate cells in a single column. The cells contain a formula
result summing values in rows to the left of the result cell.

The cells to be summed in the column are formatted to display results in
currency format.

Cell range (column) to be summed AA5 to AA382 (using alternate cells i.e.
AA5,AA7,AA9 ...AA381)

Thanks for any and all assistance in advance.
John


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=SUMPRODUCT((MOD(ROW(AA5:AA382),2)=1)*AA5:AA382)

Mike

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I need to add alternate cells in a single column. The cells contain a formula
result summing values in rows to the left of the result cell.

The cells to be summed in the column are formatted to display results in
currency format.

Cell range (column) to be summed AA5 to AA382 (using alternate cells i.e.
AA5,AA7,AA9 ...AA381)

Thanks for any and all assistance in advance.
John


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Mike,

it works! - just what i needed to make this work

THANK YOU

John

"Mike H" wrote:

Maybe

=SUMPRODUCT((MOD(ROW(AA5:AA382),2)=1)*AA5:AA382)

Mike

"Jackanorry" wrote:

I need to add alternate cells in a single column. The cells contain a formula
result summing values in rows to the left of the result cell.

The cells to be summed in the column are formatted to display results in
currency format.

Cell range (column) to be summed AA5 to AA382 (using alternate cells i.e.
AA5,AA7,AA9 ...AA381)

Thanks for any and all assistance in advance.
John


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Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(AA5:AA382)-ROW(AA5),2)=0),AA5:AA382)


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I need to add alternate cells in a single column. The cells contain a
formula
result summing values in rows to the left of the result cell.

The cells to be summed in the column are formatted to display results in
currency format.

Cell range (column) to be summed AA5 to AA382 (using alternate cells i.e.
AA5,AA7,AA9 ...AA381)

Thanks for any and all assistance in advance.
John




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your welcome

"Jackanorry" wrote:

Mike,

it works! - just what i needed to make this work

THANK YOU

John

"Mike H" wrote:

Maybe

=SUMPRODUCT((MOD(ROW(AA5:AA382),2)=1)*AA5:AA382)

Mike

"Jackanorry" wrote:

I need to add alternate cells in a single column. The cells contain a formula
result summing values in rows to the left of the result cell.

The cells to be summed in the column are formatted to display results in
currency format.

Cell range (column) to be summed AA5 to AA382 (using alternate cells i.e.
AA5,AA7,AA9 ...AA381)

Thanks for any and all assistance in advance.
John


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