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Summing a column
In summing a column range...say =sum(a$5:a175). If the column is
ever-growing, continually adding to the range, how can I alter the formula to include the new items beyond a175? It doesn't seem logical that I should put in some ridiculously large number which would include a bunch of blank cells. -- Rich D Armstrong Custom Homes Redmond |
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