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creating formula to adjust per month
Hi , I have been trying to find a solution for this one for quite some time
now. Basically, I need to create a formula that automatically adjusts what cells it sums up depending on what month you enter in to a specific cell. So if A1=January , then my target cell equal, lets say sum(j6:j6) while if A1 changes to A1 = February, then my target cell sums up (j6:k6) (adds one cell to the right) where J5 and K5 are the list of months. I think it might be a combination of vlookup and maybe some if functions, appreciate anyones help if you can crack it for me. |
creating formula to adjust per month
This assumes that A1 contains a date.
=sum(offset(j6,0,0,month(A1),1)) If A1 contains JUST a month name, then =sum(offset(j6,0,0,month(datevalue(a1&"1, 2006")),1)) "Gibraltar13" wrote: Hi , I have been trying to find a solution for this one for quite some time now. Basically, I need to create a formula that automatically adjusts what cells it sums up depending on what month you enter in to a specific cell. So if A1=January , then my target cell equal, lets say sum(j6:j6) while if A1 changes to A1 = February, then my target cell sums up (j6:k6) (adds one cell to the right) where J5 and K5 are the list of months. I think it might be a combination of vlookup and maybe some if functions, appreciate anyones help if you can crack it for me. |
creating formula to adjust per month
Target cell formula:
=SUM(OFFSET(J6,,,,MATCH(A1,J5:U5,0))) HTH -- AP "Gibraltar13" a écrit dans le message de ... Hi , I have been trying to find a solution for this one for quite some time now. Basically, I need to create a formula that automatically adjusts what cells it sums up depending on what month you enter in to a specific cell. So if A1=January , then my target cell equal, lets say sum(j6:j6) while if A1 changes to A1 = February, then my target cell sums up (j6:k6) (adds one cell to the right) where J5 and K5 are the list of months. I think it might be a combination of vlookup and maybe some if functions, appreciate anyones help if you can crack it for me. |
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