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I want to sum all figures in a column -- e.g. sum(d:d) -- but want the top
item to not the the top cell -- e.g. sum(d3:d). Please advise if anyone can figure out how to do this? I'm stumped. -- D.A. Cluett Ad majorem Dei gloriam |
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=SUM(D3:D65536) or =SUM(D:D)-D1-D2 -- Gary's Student gsnu200702 "D.A. Cluett" wrote: I want to sum all figures in a column -- e.g. sum(d:d) -- but want the top item to not the the top cell -- e.g. sum(d3:d). Please advise if anyone can figure out how to do this? I'm stumped. -- D.A. Cluett Ad majorem Dei gloriam |
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D.A. Cluett wrote:
:: I want to sum all figures in a column -- e.g. sum(d:d) -- but want :: the top item to not the the top cell -- e.g. sum(d3:d). Please :: advise if anyone can figure out how to do this? I'm stumped. Well there are 65536 cells in total in the column so you could try =SUM(D3:D65536) -- RiTSo |
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