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Thank you so much for your quick response. It is the average of the 12
months and I guess I was getting a mental block about having the empty cells. I put in the formula and it seems to be working great. So simple....thanks for clearing the fog away! "Fred Smith" wrote: What's a rolling year to date percentage? Is it a sum, an average, or something else? Where is the "last cell"? As long as the cells for future months are blank, you can get away with using =Sum(...) or =Average(...) for the entire range and they will ignore blank cells. Hope this helps, Fred. "jakesmom" wrote in message ... I have a sheet where cell A2 is a percentage for January, B2 is a percentage for February, C2 is a percentage for March, etc. I would like the last cell to have a formula which calculates the rolling year-to-date percentage total. |
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