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Default Sum Formula in Excel

Hi Guys,
hopefully somebody can help.

I have columns of data, and I want to sum up at the bottom of each
column the total for each column. I know how to do this, but the range
of the columns can change each time because the number rows can be
different for each month.

So if i find the last row of each column, how do i then select from
there up to calculate the sum??

What I'm trying to do is, if a column contains all zero's or a row
contains a whole row of zero's then delete the entire row/column. Is
there an easier way of doing this??

Thanks Christoph



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