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With 30 in D1, 60 in D2, 90 in D3 etc..,
In E1 enter: =MAX(INDIRECT("B"&MATCH(TODAY(),$A$1:$A$365, 1)-D1&":B"&MATCH(TODAY(),$A$1:$A$365,1))) Copy down to E2, E3 etc... -- HTH, Laura Cook Appleton, WI "Jay" wrote in message ... Have a spreadsheet, Column A is every day ( dates, Jan 01, 2003, Jan 02, 2003 ect.... ) Column B is how many emails where sent that day. Im trying to automate a function Max( # of emails sent in last 30 days, 60 days ect.. ) The table is updated weekly and trying to make it completly automated so i dont need to switch the formulas every week Can anyone help me, if any additional info is needed post questions Thanks in advance ! Jay |
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