I enter days off week in Column A. mileage in column U Fuel in column T and
time in column N
Currently I use a space at bottom of work sheet to calculate sunday monday

So would put undar sunday
=sum(U17:U21) which may give result 1724
=sum(T17:T21) which may give result 675.95
=A50/A51 which gives 2.54 kms per Litre
=sum(N17:N21) giving hours worked

under monday
=sum(U22:U25)
=sum(T22:T25)
=B50/B51
=sum(N22:N25)

what I want to do is for execel to decide what day it is and put it in right
column so I do not need to change row numbers each week.


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

If you enter the date in a column as well it would be an easy summation
formula. Otherwise what rule determines that Sunday is A17 or A17:A21?

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HTH

RP
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"Terry" wrote in message
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I have set up a weekly workbook which records mileage, amount of fuel,
hours
worked to name a few. What I'm trying to achieve is I send drivers out
each
day to different location. I have a sheet for each location, but
collections
very at each location each day so Sunday may be A17:A21 Monday A22:A30
which
is fine to enter for that week but the following week Sunday may be A17
and
Monday A18:A21. I need to obtain total Mileage, toatal fuel used and total
hours for each day.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

You need to clarify what you mean by select. A formula cannot be used to
work out all instances of a day and then select them in the classic
sense,
but it can say add all items for a particular day.

More detail, and example data.

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HTH

RP
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"Terry" wrote in message
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hi trying to select days of week in spreadsheet amount of each day
varies
each week and would like to use formula instead of manually etering
cell
references each day.