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Currently, I sum up resource invoices by the following statement:
=IF($B14<$B13,IF($AK13="yes",SUMIF(B$2:$B13,$B13, $BK$2:BK13),$BL13),"") B = resource, AK = invoice is for this year, BK =invoice $, BL = default value if no invoice $. This formula works great - EXCEPT at year end cleanup when I need to remove all the old rows no longer required for reporting. For each line I remove, the line about gets a REF# error. How can I get around this? |
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