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how to add up only certain cells
I am taking a class where we have daily quizzes, but only the thirty best
scores are kept. I'm keeping a running tally of how I do on the quizzes but I've just hit the 30 quiz mark. Is there a way in excel to search an entire row of numbers and add up only the 30 greatest values? |
how to add up only certain cells
Use an array formula like
=SUM(LARGE(J1:J36,ROW(INDIRECT("1:30")))) which you commit with Ctrl-Shift-Enter. Replace J7:J36 with your range, but it cannot be full column like J:J -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Mitch" wrote in message ... I am taking a class where we have daily quizzes, but only the thirty best scores are kept. I'm keeping a running tally of how I do on the quizzes but I've just hit the 30 quiz mark. Is there a way in excel to search an entire row of numbers and add up only the 30 greatest values? |
how to add up only certain cells
Put the scores in a column
Sort the column descending Add the top 30 -- Gary''s Student "Mitch" wrote: I am taking a class where we have daily quizzes, but only the thirty best scores are kept. I'm keeping a running tally of how I do on the quizzes but I've just hit the 30 quiz mark. Is there a way in excel to search an entire row of numbers and add up only the 30 greatest values? |
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