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Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell manually?
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=SUMPRODUCT((MOD(ROW(A1:A500),10)=0)*A1:A500)

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Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell

manually?
Thanks.



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=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A500)*(MOD(ROW(1:500),10)=0))
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Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell

manually?
Thanks.



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Try...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(A1:A500)-CELL("row",A1)+1,10)=0),A1:A500)

In instances where you want to sum every 10th cell starting from A1,
change the +1 part of the formula to +0...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(A1:A500)-CELL("row",A1)+0,10)=0),A1:A500)

Hope this helps!

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Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell manually?
Thanks.

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=SUM(IF(MOD(ROW(A1:A500),10)=0,A1:A500))

Entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter rather than just enter since this is an array
formula.

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Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell

manually?
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(A1:A500),10)=0),A1:A500)

"JKJ95" wrote:

Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell manually?
Thanks.

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Try something like this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW($A$10:$A$30)-ROW($B$10),10)=0)*$A$10:$A$30)

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=SUMPRODUCT(((MOD(A1:A500,10)=0)*A1:A500))

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JKJ95 wrote:

Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell manually?
Thanks.


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You probably meant

=SUMPRODUCT(((MOD(ROW(A1:A500),10)=0)*A1:A500))

Alok Joshi

"Jerry W. Lewis" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(((MOD(A1:A500,10)=0)*A1:A500))

Jerry

JKJ95 wrote:

Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell manually?
Thanks.



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Alok wrote:

You probably meant

=SUMPRODUCT(((MOD(ROW(A1:A500),10)=0)*A1:A500))

Alok Joshi

"Jerry W. Lewis" wrote:


=SUMPRODUCT(((MOD(A1:A500,10)=0)*A1:A500))

Jerry

JKJ95 wrote:


Is it possible to Sum every 10th cell in a range of cells (i.e.
a10+a20+a30....in a range of a1:a500) without entering every cell manually?
Thanks.


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