Try:

=SUM(OFFSET($C$7,0,0,SMALL((IF($B$8:$B$1000<"",RO W(8:1000),99^99)),1)-7))

Entered with Ctrl+ShifT+Enter [CSE] (an array formula) which will have {}
surrounding the formula if entered with CSE.

Change the B1000/ROW(..) to suit your range.

"John" wrote:

Yes, if B8 to B10 are empty but B11 has data then C7 to C10 should be sumed.
The catch is the number of empty cells is random in each instance. So that
when I populate my spreadsheet I am having to go in and manually adjust the
formula for each occurance of empty cells in column B as well as manually
adjust the range that is being sumed.

Any suggestions?

I agree in this case the AND condition is redundant.

"Toppers" wrote:

Can you explain what you are trying to do?

If B8 to B10 are empty, (but B11 has data?) should we sum C7 to C10 ?

The AND condition is redundant in your formula A=B is the same as B=A) so
use the second one

"John" wrote:

Hello and Help! :-)

I have this formula that works just like I want it to as long as cell b8 is
the only empty cell below cell b7.

=IF(AND(""=B8,B8=""),SUM(C7:C8),C7)

Or It could also be written like this. This seems cleaner and simpler to me.

=IF(B8="",SUM(C7:C8),C7)

However I need to know if there is a way to make either of the above
statements work if there are multiple empty cells below cell b7 when the
number of those empty cells is unknown. Keep in mind that the sum range above
of C7:C8 also needs to automatically adjust to include the next row(s) down
as well.

Any help would be greatly appreciated