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Help in creating a formula
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Here is my scenario, I am attempting to export data from another program into excel (financial data) that changes daily making my cell location for totals change is there a formula that can combat that??? to eliminate data entry time!!! :P |
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Place your totals into table header, and calculate them using dynamic ranges. An example: Your data are on sheet MyData in range A5:E5 and down. In range A4:E4 are column headers. Rows 1:3 are empty. Column A contains some identifier (Name or Date etc.) and is never is empty, whenever there are any data in row. Columns C:E contain numeric data, you need to sum. Into B2 you enter text "Total:" Define named ranges like Range1=OFFSET(MyData!$C$5,COUNTIF(MyData!$A:$A,"< ")-1,1) Range2=OFFSET(MyData!$D$5,COUNTIF(MyData!$A:$A,"< ")-1,1) Range3=OFFSET(MyData!$E$5,COUNTIF(MyData!$A:$A,"< ")-1,1) Into C2 enter the formula: =SUM(Range1) D2=SUM(Range2) E2=SUM(Range3) You can improve it, replacing the SUM function with SUBTOTAL, like: C2=SUBTOTAL(9,Range1) Now, when you filter some data using autofilter feature, totals for filtered rows is displayed at header. As bonus, you can set header, along with totals, to be always visible, using Freeze Panes feature Arvi Laanemets "Lazurus for excel" <Lazurus for wrote in message ... Hi, Here is my scenario, I am attempting to export data from another program into excel (financial data) that changes daily making my cell location for totals change is there a formula that can combat that??? to eliminate data entry time!!! :P |
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