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I am trying to add up the sums of various rows in a systematic manner. To
clarify, in my spreadsheet I have data in rows on the number of people who fall into single age categories (ages 18-24), by state. I'd like to summarize the data for each state. That is, let's say there are 1,000 people in Alaska who are age 18, age 19, age 20, age 21, age 22, age 23, and age 24. I'd like to find a function (across all states) that would produce a row that would summarize, "There are 7,000 people in Alaska between 18-24 years of age" without doing this for each set of rows for each state. Please advise. |
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Possibly a pivottable could give you such summarization although it won't
write out a sentence for you. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "wicked_rich" wrote in message ... I am trying to add up the sums of various rows in a systematic manner. To clarify, in my spreadsheet I have data in rows on the number of people who fall into single age categories (ages 18-24), by state. I'd like to summarize the data for each state. That is, let's say there are 1,000 people in Alaska who are age 18, age 19, age 20, age 21, age 22, age 23, and age 24. I'd like to find a function (across all states) that would produce a row that would summarize, "There are 7,000 people in Alaska between 18-24 years of age" without doing this for each set of rows for each state. Please advise. |
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