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I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY
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One way
Enter the pattern 1, -1, 0, 0 in any row (say Row 1) starting at Col J and continue over the cells you want to add then use this formula where you want the result =SUMPRODUCT(J1:BR1,J7:BR7) Verify that BR gives you 31 numbers to add (I am not counting 0's) "japram" wrote: I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY SHORTCUT TO ADD THIS UP TO 31 NOS |
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Sheeloo, I tried with indirect, offsett etc. getting to arrays with no luck,
ur solution rules! Very simple, thx. "Sheeloo" wrote: One way Enter the pattern 1, -1, 0, 0 in any row (say Row 1) starting at Col J and continue over the cells you want to add then use this formula where you want the result =SUMPRODUCT(J1:BR1,J7:BR7) Verify that BR gives you 31 numbers to add (I am not counting 0's) "japram" wrote: I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY SHORTCUT TO ADD THIS UP TO 31 NOS |
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I am very happy that it worked for you...
I strongly believe in dividing the problem into smaller pieces, solve them and then combine the results... It allows you to find creative solutions. "Alojz" wrote: Sheeloo, I tried with indirect, offsett etc. getting to arrays with no luck, ur solution rules! Very simple, thx. "Sheeloo" wrote: One way Enter the pattern 1, -1, 0, 0 in any row (say Row 1) starting at Col J and continue over the cells you want to add then use this formula where you want the result =SUMPRODUCT(J1:BR1,J7:BR7) Verify that BR gives you 31 numbers to add (I am not counting 0's) "japram" wrote: I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY SHORTCUT TO ADD THIS UP TO 31 NOS |
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Hi,
And taking Sheeloo's idea, you don't need a dummy range just use the following: =SUMPRODUCT({1,-1,0,0,1,-1,0,0,1,-1},J7:BR7) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Alojz" wrote: Sheeloo, I tried with indirect, offsett etc. getting to arrays with no luck, ur solution rules! Very simple, thx. "Sheeloo" wrote: One way Enter the pattern 1, -1, 0, 0 in any row (say Row 1) starting at Col J and continue over the cells you want to add then use this formula where you want the result =SUMPRODUCT(J1:BR1,J7:BR7) Verify that BR gives you 31 numbers to add (I am not counting 0's) "japram" wrote: I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY SHORTCUT TO ADD THIS UP TO 31 NOS |
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definitely! U must make japram happy now!
regards, Alojz "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, And taking Sheeloo's idea, you don't need a dummy range just use the following: =SUMPRODUCT({1,-1,0,0,1,-1,0,0,1,-1},J7:BR7) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Alojz" wrote: Sheeloo, I tried with indirect, offsett etc. getting to arrays with no luck, ur solution rules! Very simple, thx. "Sheeloo" wrote: One way Enter the pattern 1, -1, 0, 0 in any row (say Row 1) starting at Col J and continue over the cells you want to add then use this formula where you want the result =SUMPRODUCT(J1:BR1,J7:BR7) Verify that BR gives you 31 numbers to add (I am not counting 0's) "japram" wrote: I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY SHORTCUT TO ADD THIS UP TO 31 NOS |
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Actually, as I prefer arrays, would change it to:
=SUM({1,-1,0,0,1,-1,0,0,1,-1}*J7:s7) hope japram is happy now! :-) "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, And taking Sheeloo's idea, you don't need a dummy range just use the following: =SUMPRODUCT({1,-1,0,0,1,-1,0,0,1,-1},J7:BR7) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Alojz" wrote: Sheeloo, I tried with indirect, offsett etc. getting to arrays with no luck, ur solution rules! Very simple, thx. "Sheeloo" wrote: One way Enter the pattern 1, -1, 0, 0 in any row (say Row 1) starting at Col J and continue over the cells you want to add then use this formula where you want the result =SUMPRODUCT(J1:BR1,J7:BR7) Verify that BR gives you 31 numbers to add (I am not counting 0's) "japram" wrote: I HAVE TO ADD THE CELL EG(J7-K7+N7-O7+R7-S7+.....) LIKE THE SAME SERIES ANY SHORTCUT TO ADD THIS UP TO 31 NOS |
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