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I want to be able to SUM the last 4 values in row. I know the exact location
of the last cell so this would appear to be my starting point and I would work backwards from thee. But the cells preceding it may contain a value or there may be a blank cell. There can only be a maximum of 1 blank cell in the row of values I want to sum, so the blank cell may or may not be in the last 4 cells I want to sum. If it is one of the last 4 cells then I want to go back 5 cells so that I end up with 4 values summed. Example: 14 20 23 38 41 blank 28 16 Since I want to sum the last 4 cells with values, I know I want to sum 38+41+28+16 but I have to define my range for the last 5 cells to get 4 valid cells But if I have... Example: 14 20 23 38 41 28 16 I still want to sum the last 4 values but now the range is only the last 4 cells because there is no blank cell in the range. Am I trying to make this too complex? |
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