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kermitforney[_2_]

Can Excel do this? (Template?)
 

I am creating a spread sheet and need to know if I can have the formula
change if needed?

This is basically a short template 100-150 rows but it flucuate
depending on the user. But when they re-edit the worksheets all of th
formulas need to be rewritten for the new length.

Is there anyway I can bind the formulas or somehow have them resiz
automatically based on certain criteria

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Tom Ogilvy

Can Excel do this? (Template?)
 
Possibly use defined names/ranges instead of absolute references

Insert=name=Define
name: Loc1
Refersto: =offset(Sheet1!$a$1,0,0,Counta(sheet1!$A:$A),1)

then in your cell formula

=Sum(Loc1)

or you can do it directly

=sum(offset(Sheet1!$a$1,0,0,Counta(sheet1!$A:$A),1 ))

If it was as simple as sum, you could just do

=sum(A:A)

and not have to worry about changing it. However, this assumes you want to
sum anything in the column. Anyway, hopefully this will give you some ideas.

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"kermitforney" wrote:


I am creating a spread sheet and need to know if I can have the formulas
change if needed?

This is basically a short template 100-150 rows but it flucuates
depending on the user. But when they re-edit the worksheets all of the
formulas need to be rewritten for the new length.

Is there anyway I can bind the formulas or somehow have them resize
automatically based on certain criteria?


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