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Hi
Using Excel 2003 I want to create a formula which will add a varing number of columns together depending on the entry in a particular cell, for a budgeting spreadsheet. For example if I have a year to date total in the 13th column and I was to type January in cell A1 I would want the value in the first column to be displayed in the year to date total (column 13). If I put June in A1 I want the sum of the first 6 columns to be displayed in the YTD total etc for an entire year. I was able to use a nested IF statement last year as there were only 3 months remaining when this job was required. However, my understanding is that I can't have more than 7 nested IFs in versions prior to Excel 2007 so I need an alternative approach. Thanks for any assistance given. |
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