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A friend has a worksheet that some cells are shaded, others aren't. The
shaded cells values are to be summed. Right now, he's writing a different formula for each row of data to calculate the sum of the shaded cells. Is there any way to test for a shaded cell and only put it's value into the sum? Somehow to put that in say the first row of the sum column, and then copy it down? Thanks! Shawn -- Join the newest in Fantasy Sports. http://www.6FantasySports.com (this site supports the Victory Junction Gang Camp with a portion of all proceeds) |
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