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The easy one first:
=a1=int(a1) will return true if A1 is an integer. (Do you have to check for numeric, too?) =and(isnumber(a1),a1=int(a1)) The other one: =sumif($a$1:$Gr$1,"Heading A",$a2:$gr2) Neil Pearce wrote: Dear all, Qu. 1: I have a worksheet with over 200 columns. The columns' headings repeat every four columns, e.g. Heading A, Heading B, Heading C, Heading D, Heading A, Heading B... I wish to add a total column at the end for each heading, =A2+E2+I2+M2+... This is clealy a laborious and tedius method. Is there an easy way of calculating this? Qu. 2: the IS forumla can be used to check cells for their specifics, e.g. ISNUMBER(). Further is there a means of distinguishing if the cell is an integer, e.g. ISINTEGER()? If not any ideas how I would be able to do this? Thanking-you. Cheers, Neil -- Dave Peterson |