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Sum varying number of rows
I am pulling data into an excel spreadsheet from another application. The
number of rows can vary each time the program is run. How can I add column totals without hard-coding in the cell ranges? |
Sum varying number of rows
Can you use complete columns, it is the simplest way
=SUM(A:A) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "LSkarbek" wrote in message ... I am pulling data into an excel spreadsheet from another application. The number of rows can vary each time the program is run. How can I add column totals without hard-coding in the cell ranges? |
Sum varying number of rows
Possibly, but the problem is where would the formula go, since I don't know
how many rows there will be? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Can you use complete columns, it is the simplest way =SUM(A:A) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "LSkarbek" wrote in message ... I am pulling data into an excel spreadsheet from another application. The number of rows can vary each time the program is run. How can I add column totals without hard-coding in the cell ranges? |
Sum varying number of rows
If you have to work out where the formula goes, then that is visual, so
using Autosum should be perfectly adequate shouldn't it? -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "LSkarbek" wrote in message ... Possibly, but the problem is where would the formula go, since I don't know how many rows there will be? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Can you use complete columns, it is the simplest way =SUM(A:A) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "LSkarbek" wrote in message ... I am pulling data into an excel spreadsheet from another application. The number of rows can vary each time the program is run. How can I add column totals without hard-coding in the cell ranges? |
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