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OOPS.......Guess I misread your post
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN(F14:Z14),6)=0),F14:Z14) Sorry about that! Jean-Guy "Blade370" wrote: Maybe I wasn't clear enough. I have to add up cells in a column that are 6 cells apart as these cells contain the figures I need to sum. However I do not want to have to select all of these sells individually. Is there any function I could use to simplify this? I have seen one that sums figures in a row which were 10 cells apart i.e. A10, A20, A30 etc using sumproduct((mod(row(A1:A50),10),0)*A1:A50)). Is there anything like this for columns? As my info starts at F14 and is in every sixth colum after that. "pinmaster" wrote: Hi, Sounds like you have the weekly totals and the daily totals in the same column. Why not put the weekly totals in a seperate column and then sum that column? In any case if you want specific answers then you'll need to provide more details. Regards! Jean-Guy "Blade370" wrote: I am working on a spreadsheet that has weekly totals stored on it. I want to attach a summary page that shows the sum of these totals. Is there any way I can setup the function to pick up the cells that have the weekly totals without having to select each cell individually? |
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