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Try this:
=SUM(OFFSET(A2001,COUNT(A2001:A65536)-1,,-25)) Or, use a cell to hold the number criteria: B1 = 25 =SUM(OFFSET(A2001,COUNT(A2001:A65536)-1,,-B1)) Biff "gotta know" wrote in message ups.com... Now, I am wondering if this is possible... 1. My formula gives me two values - either 0 or 1. 2. I input data daily in column A 3. I need a sum of the "trailing" 25 periods 4. My cells look like this: a2001 1 a2002 1 a2003 0 a2004 0 a2005 0 a2006 0 a2007 1 ... a4999 1 a5000 1 etc. 5. Of course, I could create a formula adjacent to the cell, b5000= sum(a4076:a5000), but I would like to have that same result listed on cell A1 for the previous 25 periods (for quick reference/summary page). Is that possible? -E |