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Formula copy for December
I got 12 worksheets updated daily (writting names of U.S. States), named as
the months. I got another worksheet that feeds from those 12 worksheets(JAN,FEB,MARCH...) Something like this ( I just used Nov. for obvious space reasons) A B C D jan feb nov dec 1 NY 501 2 GA 333 3 FL 612 This is my formula: COUNTIF(NOVEMBER!F2:F300"NY") in C1 COUNTIF(NOVEMBER!F2:F300"GA") in C2 -- COUNTIF(NOVEMBER!F2:F300"FL") in C3 Q: Can I copy from C to D and change NOVEMBER to DECEMBER each time without doing it manually ( meaning writing DECEMBER one by one in D )? Thanks for the answer or at least for the feedback. Socrates said: I only know, I don''''t know nothing. I say : I don''''t even know, I don''''t know nothing. |
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