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I have a table that has 31 collumns and 18 rows. in the first row I have the
columns numbered and at the left each row has it's own labeling. in the column 32 i have entered a number from a column. in the column 33 i want to enter the sum of the columns until the column that has the number from column 32. this for each column. how do i do it? can i do it in a formula or a macro, and how? thank you |
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If i've understood correctly put this in row 2 of your column 33 (Column AH)
and drag down =SUM(INDIRECT("A2:"&ADDRESS(2,AG2))) It will sum the row from column 2 to the column number in your column 32. Mike "Hasty" wrote: I have a table that has 31 collumns and 18 rows. in the first row I have the columns numbered and at the left each row has it's own labeling. in the column 32 i have entered a number from a column. in the column 33 i want to enter the sum of the columns until the column that has the number from column 32. this for each column. how do i do it? can i do it in a formula or a macro, and how? thank you |
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