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Using Excel in magic square research I created a lot of rather complicated
matrix statements doing simple things, summing a skew line I need to pick each cell seperately. I thought using sum with a fairly simple matrix function would save a lot of work attempts like SUM(index(A1:F6;row()-row(a1)+(rowcel)+1;column()-column(a1)+(colcel)+1)) (discarding the function (rowcel) and (colcel) for this post which are stements using the target row / column) failed me, sum seems not to be matrix function capable, nor can I find a sum version that would do the trick (is there any(?)) could matrix cabability be added in future Excel. Small matrices aren't a problem if course but for magic squares of higher order using matrix functions within sum() would save a lot of work copying and pasting. |
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