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How do I pull data for consecutive months in an Excel spreadsheet
Every month I have to add the next consecutive month's data to my formulas in
an Excel spreadsheet. For instance, in March 2008 I need to include YTD sales comparison data from a work sheet that has 2007 monthly sales, so my formulas pull from the January, February and March 2007 cells. When I move on to April 2008, I have to go back and manually change my formulas to add the cells that include April 2007 sales data. Is there any way to set this up so I don't have to make these changes manually every month? |
How do I pull data for consecutive months in an Excel spreadsheet
Patti Ayala wrote:
Every month I have to add the next consecutive month's data to my formulas in an Excel spreadsheet. For instance, in March 2008 I need to include YTD sales comparison data from a work sheet that has 2007 monthly sales, so my formulas pull from the January, February and March 2007 cells. When I move on to April 2008, I have to go back and manually change my formulas to add the cells that include April 2007 sales data. Is there any way to set this up so I don't have to make these changes manually every month? I'm sure there is, but it would help if you would show what your data and formula looks like now. |
How do I pull data for consecutive months in an Excel spreadsheet
Assuming your data starts in B2 and goes sideways, this can be in
whichever column you want, D2, H2, etc: =SUM(B2:OFFSET(B2,,,,COLUMN()-COLUMN(B2))) And it should work as you add columns, even if they are right next to this SUM. |
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