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I have excel 2003.
I have a sheet which has a running total that changes each month. I want just the most updated total to show up in another cell that's on another worksheet (in the same workbook)- how do I get it to change when the running total moves into the next cell? Thanks, Meenie |
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More information would be better... Use the find a way of correlating the
date (most recent date, for instance) with the max function. =INDEX(B$1:B$11,MATCH(MAX(A1:A11),A1:A11,0)) Dates in Column A Date to match in Column B Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Meenie" wrote: I have excel 2003. I have a sheet which has a running total that changes each month. I want just the most updated total to show up in another cell that's on another worksheet (in the same workbook)- how do I get it to change when the running total moves into the next cell? Thanks, Meenie |
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I have a workbook with several worksheets. Each sheet has a total for that
month (these are compliance scores to a series of questions so they are percentages) ie: work sheet for Unit 1 has an Average of 100% work sheet for Unit 2 has an Average of 90% work sheet for Unit 3 has an Average of 100% Next I have another workbook that shows the year to date Compliance for each unit. So fur Unit 1, I have a column for each month and the worksheet is linked to the answers from original worksheets from each month. Problem: This is April, so the months from May through December are 0 or #ref! (depending on whether the workbook they are linked to is actually created yet). I want the total only to average the numbers in the column and disregard the zeros and the #ref!'s. Thanks, Meenie |
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I know this is a little different from my original question, I had tried to
circumvent the problem by doing it a different way, but it only created another problem :) "Meenie" wrote: I have a workbook with several worksheets. Each sheet has a total for that month (these are compliance scores to a series of questions so they are percentages) ie: work sheet for Unit 1 has an Average of 100% work sheet for Unit 2 has an Average of 90% work sheet for Unit 3 has an Average of 100% Next I have another workbook that shows the year to date Compliance for each unit. So fur Unit 1, I have a column for each month and the worksheet is linked to the answers from original worksheets from each month. Problem: This is April, so the months from May through December are 0 or #ref! (depending on whether the workbook they are linked to is actually created yet). I want the total only to average the numbers in the column and disregard the zeros and the #ref!'s. Thanks, Meenie |
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