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Excel 2003 month to month data change grid
I have a 2-sheet workbook with one see being an overview with formulas
in it. The second sheet is raw data in 8 columns that I pull every month. My question is: How can I make it so that each month, when I paste in the new data, the front sheet's formulas automatically adjust to the amount of data I paste into the raw data sheet? I am an intermediate user (at best), and would need a little help on how to set it up so I can just plug in the numbers each month. Thanx, KMQ |
Excel 2003 month to month data change grid
One way: instead of specifying a particular range in a column, specify
the entire column. So instead of something like =SUM(J1:J25) you can use =SUM(J:J) This sums all< of column J. Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
Excel 2003 month to month data change grid
See Debra's site on creating Dynamic Ranges that float with the number of rows.
http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlNames01.html#Dynamic Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 13:32:22 -0800 (PST), Chad wrote: I have a 2-sheet workbook with one see being an overview with formulas in it. The second sheet is raw data in 8 columns that I pull every month. My question is: How can I make it so that each month, when I paste in the new data, the front sheet's formulas automatically adjust to the amount of data I paste into the raw data sheet? I am an intermediate user (at best), and would need a little help on how to set it up so I can just plug in the numbers each month. Thanx, KMQ |
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