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In my worksheet, Column A1 has project start date and A2 to A3000 has
subsequent dates based on A1. Column B has data. After each 14 days, there is bi-weekly total. I would like to add a row on top, which will show me bi-weekly total for the current week. So, let's say, if project start in January 6, 2008, and if today is March 14, I want be able to see the most current bi-weekly total. Is there a way to do that. I was able to do "Year to Date" total by just simply adding those biweekly total. Since, it is a long sheet, I have scroll down to find out current bi-weekly total. I want avoid that. So, the most current bi-weekly total always will be in top row. Thanks in adavance. |
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