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How to add continuous 5 or 10 rows by giving number of rows to ad
I have a data set where i want to add 5 cells in a column somewhere then
subsequent 10 cells (in same column) then say 8 cells and so forth. How can this be done by just giving the number of contnuous cells to be added). Like can i say add next 5 then next 10 etc |
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How to add continuous 5 or 10 rows by giving number of rows to ad
=SUM(A1:INDEX(A:A),B1)
put the number in B1 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "mygrps100" wrote in message ... I have a data set where i want to add 5 cells in a column somewhere then subsequent 10 cells (in same column) then say 8 cells and so forth. How can this be done by just giving the number of contnuous cells to be added). Like can i say add next 5 then next 10 etc |
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How to add continuous 5 or 10 rows by giving number of rows to ad
U have to use Lookup and offset method to resolve this problem
"mygrps100" wrote: I have a data set where i want to add 5 cells in a column somewhere then subsequent 10 cells (in same column) then say 8 cells and so forth. How can this be done by just giving the number of contnuous cells to be added). Like can i say add next 5 then next 10 etc |
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How to add continuous 5 or 10 rows by giving number of rows to ad
If I have understood you correctly then the following layout can solve
your problem: Assume numbers are in A2:Ax. Say your summation interval lengths are in K2:K9 (e.g. the numbers 5, 10, 8, etc). Start by putting a 0 above these numbers, in this case in K1. Now, next to the lengths, in L2, enter the following formula: =SUM(OFFSET($A$2,SUM($K$1:K1),0,K2,)) Copy down as far as necessary. HTH Kostis Vezerides On Jun 24, 3:14 pm, mygrps100 wrote: I have a data set where i want to add 5 cells in a column somewhere then subsequent 10 cells (in same column) then say 8 cells and so forth. How can this be done by just giving the number of contnuous cells to be added). Like can i say add next 5 then next 10 etc |
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