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Adding cells
Hi, I Wonder if any one can help?, what I would like to do is in cell A1 add
up a load of numbers by using the = sign and then 10+8+9 and so on, then in cell A2 I would like to have a formula that would add up the number of numbers I key in so A2 would be 3 in this example. Thank you in advance ,Tommy. |
Adding cells
Select A2
Then use: Insert|Name|Define In the "Names In Workbook" box, type: GetFormulaAbove In the "refers to box", type: =GET.FORMULA(A1) Then use this formula in A2: =LEN(GetFormulaAbove)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(GetFormulaAbove,"+","")) +(LEN(GetFormulaAbove)0) tommy wrote: Hi, I Wonder if any one can help?, what I would like to do is in cell A1 add up a load of numbers by using the = sign and then 10+8+9 and so on, then in cell A2 I would like to have a formula that would add up the number of numbers I key in so A2 would be 3 in this example. Thank you in advance ,Tommy. -- Dave Peterson |
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