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Adding actual cells in a function
Hello,
I am trying to design a formula to add cells together when another condition is met but am struggling. A B 1 10 2 2 7 3 9 What I need is a formula that subtotals X amount of rows when a condition is met. So in the example, when B11 I want the formula to add cells A1+1 (e.g. cells A1:A2). This is for a very large database and the values for B vary considerably, and I wondered whether there was a way of using a formula to add cells to a current cell reference. Like A1+(1 cell). Thanks |
Adding actual cells in a function
Maybe something like:
=SUM(OFFSET(A1,0,0,B1+1,1)) richardwo wrote: Hello, I am trying to design a formula to add cells together when another condition is met but am struggling. A B 1 10 2 2 7 3 9 What I need is a formula that subtotals X amount of rows when a condition is met. So in the example, when B11 I want the formula to add cells A1+1 (e.g. cells A1:A2). This is for a very large database and the values for B vary considerably, and I wondered whether there was a way of using a formula to add cells to a current cell reference. Like A1+(1 cell). Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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