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I have a Conditional Sum that is used extensively through multipe sheets to
slice and dice a fair amount of raw data. The ending row (17424) changes each month. The references to row 17424 is calculated in another cell ($L$3) using the MATCH function. I would like to substitute the referenced cell ($L$3) for the fixed row number in all formulas using find/replace. My formulas look like; =SUM(IF('CDR Data'!$B$4:$B$17424=$M39,IF('CDR Data'!$O$4:$O$17424=$M$36,'CDR Data'!E$4:E$17424,0),0)) I used to just extend the range to an extreme (20000) but this now creates an #N/A in some new formulas that I am using. Can you show me what the replacement formula should look like using the $L$3 reference? -- Thanks, Nick |
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