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Not without using a macro.
However, if you could change your strategy and just mark the top of each column with the letter Y (or whatever you want), then you could do a formula like =SUMPRODUCT((A1:Z1="Y")*(A2:Z100)) assuming your data is in columns A to Z and in rows 2 to 100. - KC -- Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit from it later. "Killer" wrote: I have looked around but didnt find anything towards what I trying to achieve here... I want to be able to highlight cretin columns and it will total up the number of each column that has been highlighted. Is this possible? |
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