Excel 2007 SP2+

I'm getting a #REF error on this:
=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":RawData!F" &
ROW())),"")

I've tried several ideas... none of them work to resolve the #REF errors.
SOME ideas I've tried: Format to be General, Format to be Number (0 decimal
places), Format to be Text for the D$1 cell. The format on the RawData!
cells are numeric.
In stepping through the calculations, everything appears to work fine except
for the final calculation on
"IF(TRUE,SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F2:RawData!F5")),") . Once THIS calculation is
performed I receive the #REF error message. I receive
IF(TRUE,(SUM(#REF!),""). So, the issue is evidently relating to the RawData
cells and/or the format of the cell types or ????.
Thanks!

ANY assistance would be appreciated. The format for the cells to store the
SUM calculated values are numeric.
I'm totally lost! ;-(

On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:38:01 -0700, Tom
wrote:

=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":RawData!F" &
ROW())),"")


Try to remove the second "RawData!", like this:

=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":F" &
ROW())),"")

Hope this helps / Lars-Åke

THANKS, Lars, how did you know that?
How can I get up to your level of expertise?
Tom

"Lars-Ã…ke Aspelin" wrote:

On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:38:01 -0700, Tom
wrote:

=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":RawData!F" &
ROW())),"")


Try to remove the second "RawData!", like this:

=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":F" &
ROW())),"")

Hope this helps / Lars-Ã…ke

1) now need for sheet refernce twice:
=SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":F" &ROW()))
2) if D1 has value 4, this formula will give REF error in any row less than
4 since the expression Row()-4+1 will evaluate to a negative number in rows
prior to 4
best wishes
--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

"Tom" wrote in message
...
Excel 2007 SP2+

I'm getting a #REF error on this:
=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":RawData!F" &
ROW())),"")

I've tried several ideas... none of them work to resolve the #REF errors.
SOME ideas I've tried: Format to be General, Format to be Number (0
decimal
places), Format to be Text for the D$1 cell. The format on the RawData!
cells are numeric.
In stepping through the calculations, everything appears to work fine
except
for the final calculation on
"IF(TRUE,SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F2:RawData!F5")),") . Once THIS calculation
is
performed I receive the #REF error message. I receive
IF(TRUE,(SUM(#REF!),""). So, the issue is evidently relating to the
RawData
cells and/or the format of the cell types or ????.
Thanks!

ANY assistance would be appreciated. The format for the cells to store
the
SUM calculated values are numeric.
I'm totally lost! ;-(

Thanks for pointing this out!
Much appreciation!

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

1) now need for sheet refernce twice:
=SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":F" &ROW()))
2) if D1 has value 4, this formula will give REF error in any row less than
4 since the expression Row()-4+1 will evaluate to a negative number in rows
prior to 4
best wishes
--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

"Tom" wrote in message
...
Excel 2007 SP2+

I'm getting a #REF error on this:
=IF(D$1+1<=ROW(),SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F" & ROW()-D$1+1&":RawData!F" &
ROW())),"")

I've tried several ideas... none of them work to resolve the #REF errors.
SOME ideas I've tried: Format to be General, Format to be Number (0
decimal
places), Format to be Text for the D$1 cell. The format on the RawData!
cells are numeric.
In stepping through the calculations, everything appears to work fine
except
for the final calculation on
"IF(TRUE,SUM(INDIRECT("RawData!F2:RawData!F5")),") . Once THIS calculation
is
performed I receive the #REF error message. I receive
IF(TRUE,(SUM(#REF!),""). So, the issue is evidently relating to the
RawData
cells and/or the format of the cell types or ????.
Thanks!

ANY assistance would be appreciated. The format for the cells to store
the
SUM calculated values are numeric.
I'm totally lost! ;-(