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I have a spread sheet that has columns that each represent a week of the
year. I would like to create a formula that tallies the last four weeks that are poplated so each time I add data for the week it will retrieve the new data. Is that possible? Do you need more detail? I am stumped. Thanks! |
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Most beginners structure the columns with column A as the first week, column
B as the second week, etc....adding a column as the weeks go by. Consider inserting a new column each week. Then column A will always be the most current column, column B will be last week's column, etc. Therefore the sum of the 4 most recent items might look like: =A1+B1+C1+D1 -- Gary''s Student gsnu200712 |
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