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Will someone offer some assistance with this pls,

Is it possible to have the result of this formula
=SUM(DynamicRange)/COUNTIF(DynamicRange,"0")displayed as a comment attached
to cell B1? The comment would need to continually update as dynamic data is
changing.

TIA
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hi,
maybe by macro. see this site. Debra knows a thing or two
about comments
http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Reset


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Will someone offer some assistance with this pls,

Is it possible to have the result of this formula
=SUM(DynamicRange)/COUNTIF(DynamicRange,"0")displayed as

a comment attached
to cell B1? The comment would need to continually update

as dynamic data is
changing.

TIA
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You could try the user defined function posted by Dave Peterson in the
following thread:


http://groups.google.ca/groups?&selm...scapeXSPAM.com

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Will someone offer some assistance with this pls,

Is it possible to have the result of this formula
=SUM(DynamicRange)/COUNTIF(DynamicRange,"0")displayed as a comment attached
to cell B1? The comment would need to continually update as dynamic data is
changing.

TIA



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Gave you a specific, tested solution at your other posting of this question.

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Will someone offer some assistance with this pls,

Is it possible to have the result of this formula
=SUM(DynamicRange)/COUNTIF(DynamicRange,"0")displayed as a comment

attached
to cell B1? The comment would need to continually update as dynamic data

is
changing.

TIA



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Tom or Neal,
Where is the other posting of this question? I'm trying to do
something very similar but don't want to start a new post of something
already answered.

Thanks


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Don't see your question
But maybe you can find it here
http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments01.html


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Tom or Neal,
Where is the other posting of this question? I'm trying to do
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