If you want to change just one value then you would be best to put the cell
range in another cell, and INDIRECT into that.

So in A1 say put D23:D75,

then use like

=SUM(INDIRECT(A1))

etc, then just changing A1 will recalculate all those formulae.


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HTH

Bob

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"Chart_Maker_Wonderer" wrote
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Would that work if I have all of the calcualtions from to the cells
*25-*75
then later on I add 5 rows and can just change it in one spot to *25-*80
and
it will automatically change them all?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Something like

=SUM(INDEX(A23:T75,,2))

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HTH

Bob

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"Chart_Maker_Wonderer"
wrote
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I am currently working on a spreadsheet where there are going to be a
few
calculations between a certain number of cells. The letter of the cell
changes tho.

One of the columns that gets calculated is A23:A75 and a different
column
that gets calculated is T23:A75. Is there a way to make something where
I
can
have it say that the numbers are 23-75 and so I can just put that and
then
the letter of the column. It would make it easier then having to change
a
bunch of formuals.