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If I have a formula such as SUM(A1:A12) and drag/copy it one cell down
it becomes SUM(A2:A13), but what if I only want to use each cell once, say to convert monthly data to annual data. so that dragging the formula down would give: SUM(A13:A24) then SUM(A25:A36) SUM(A37:A48) etc. |
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Put this in your first cell:
=SUM(INDIRECT("A"&ROW(A1)*12+1&":A"&(ROW(A1)+1)*12 )) then copy down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 3, 11:08*am, Justinalexander wrote: If I have a formula such as SUM(A1:A12) and drag/copy it one cell down it becomes SUM(A2:A13), but what if I only want to use each cell once, say to convert monthly data to annual data. so that dragging the formula down would give: SUM(A13:A24) then SUM(A25:A36) SUM(A37:A48) etc. |
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If your new data for new month, is beneath the present month, then dragging
the sum for present will populate the data for next month. -- R. Khoshravan Please click "Yes" if it is helpful. "Justinalexander" wrote: If I have a formula such as SUM(A1:A12) and drag/copy it one cell down it becomes SUM(A2:A13), but what if I only want to use each cell once, say to convert monthly data to annual data. so that dragging the formula down would give: SUM(A13:A24) then SUM(A25:A36) SUM(A37:A48) etc. |
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