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sorry, see 2nd error in item I was describing, if using this as an example:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX9),2)=MOD(COLUMN($FX9),2)),$FE 9:$AJ9,$FF9:$FW9) should say: (AJ should be FX, ($FX9),2 should be ($FE9,2 =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN($FE9:$FX9),2)=MOD(COLUMN($FE9),2)),$FE 9:$FX9,$FF9:$FW9) "Mike H" wrote: Hi, I think you need to post some sample data and a description of what your trying to do. Mike "Nastech" wrote: hi, not sure if need use of MOD, or INDEX / OFFSET.. I have 10 double columns of data, but only need the 1st col to figure into a portion of a formula. (specifically, FE - FX), have a fixed cell where designating number of columns to offset: $C$2 not sure how to apply, but think MOD is needed? thanks |