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Combining absolute and relative reference for sum
I have inserted a column in the middle of my spreadsheet that will contain a
total. I need to enter a formula in the column that will sum all the cells in that row from column F to RC[-1]. My first value will always be in column F, but the last value is relative since my sum will be in a different column from month to month. Thanks in advance for your help. Denise |
Combining absolute and relative reference for sum
Assuming the cell is N2, write the formula this way =SUM($F2:M2). The
formula will expand to include more columns if you insert those new columns at columns G through M. OTOH, if you insert a new column N, pushing the formula to the right, the sum will NOT include it. You also cannot insert a new column F without redoing the formula, or using a different formula that uses, say, the INDIRECT function. On Wed, 3 Nov 2004 18:24:02 -0800, Denise wrote: I have inserted a column in the middle of my spreadsheet that will contain a total. I need to enter a formula in the column that will sum all the cells in that row from column F to RC[-1]. My first value will always be in column F, but the last value is relative since my sum will be in a different column from month to month. Thanks in advance for your help. Denise |
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