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I have a formula which works very well in column L
=(COUNT(INDIRECT("M9"&":N"&$A$3))/$K8) This counts my data in column M and N. I I insert a new column before column L, the formula doesn't change to adjust to the shift. I would like it to read: =(COUNT(INDIRECT("N9"&":O"&$A$3))/$K8) The reference to column M and N is hardwired. You would think that M and N not having a $ in front of it, that it would do so, but it doesn"t. How can I get the formula to automatically adjust to the addition of another column. Thanks! |
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