Not a direct replacement for your NSUM, but you can get the answer from
=SUMPRODUCT((B6:B15)*(MOD(ROW(B6:B15),3)=0))
You could include the OFFSET function too, if you wanted to.
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David Biddulph


"marke54805" wrote in message
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I have an old lotus 123 spreadsheet (a budget) that used the @nsum
function.
It allowed me to sum every third or forth column. The text below shows
the
syntax. My question... does excel have a function like this?

Adds every nth value in list, starting at offset.
Syntax
@NSUM returns the sum of (offset), (offset + n), (offset + 2n), (offset +
3n), ... in list. @NSUM(0;1;list) returns the same result as @SUM(list).
Example
@NSUM(1;3;B5..B15) returns the sum of the values in B6, B9, B12 and B15.

Thanks in advance,

mh