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inserting columns inclusion in formula
I have a worksheet containing about 150 columns with data and in the last
column I sum up data based on requirement. ( totaling of every 3rd column like C10+F10+I10+L10+O10+R10+U10+X10. When I insert one or two columns I want that particular column included in the formula. Is it possible.? I am using excel 2003 |
inserting columns inclusion in formula
Try something like this:
With Values in every 3rd column Beginning in C1 and ending in EV1 This formula automatically sums every 3rd cell beginning with C1 EW1: =SUMPRODUCT((MOD(COLUMN($C1:$EV1),3)=0)*$C1:$EV1) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "srinivasan" wrote: I have a worksheet containing about 150 columns with data and in the last column I sum up data based on requirement. ( totaling of every 3rd column like C10+F10+I10+L10+O10+R10+U10+X10. When I insert one or two columns I want that particular column included in the formula. Is it possible.? I am using excel 2003 |
inserting columns inclusion in formula
Hi Srinivas,
Use sum() funcion instead of adding each value on by one. Thanks srinivasan wrote: I have a worksheet containing about 150 columns with data and in the last column I sum up data based on requirement. ( totaling of every 3rd column like C10+F10+I10+L10+O10+R10+U10+X10. When I insert one or two columns I want that particular column included in the formula. Is it possible.? I am using excel 2003 |
inserting columns inclusion in formula
Dear Mr Ron,
Thanks a lot and it really solved my problem. "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: With Values in every 3rd column Beginning in C1 and ending in EV1 This formula automatically sums every 3rd cell beginning with C1 EW1: =SUMPRODUCT((MOD(COLUMN($C1:$EV1),3)=0)*$C1:$EV1) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "srinivasan" wrote: I have a worksheet containing about 150 columns with data and in the last column I sum up data based on requirement. ( totaling of every 3rd column like C10+F10+I10+L10+O10+R10+U10+X10. When I insert one or two columns I want that particular column included in the formula. Is it possible.? I am using excel 2003 |
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