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Nested Functions
I have a column of numbers. I want to sum the LOG of each number in the
column. I thought =SUM(LOG(A1):LOG(A9)) or =SUM(LOG(A1:A9)) might work - but they don't. Of course =SUM(LOG(A1), LOG(A2), LOG(A3), ......LOG(A9)) does work, but there must be an easier way? Could someone tell me the answer? Thanks, Steve |
Your original suggestion works, if you enter it as an array formula. That
is, use CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER instead of just ENTER -- Kind Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Steve Almond" wrote in message ... I have a column of numbers. I want to sum the LOG of each number in the column. I thought =SUM(LOG(A1):LOG(A9)) or =SUM(LOG(A1:A9)) might work - but they don't. Of course =SUM(LOG(A1), LOG(A2), LOG(A3), ......LOG(A9)) does work, but there must be an easier way? Could someone tell me the answer? Thanks, Steve |
Your second example will work if you array-enter it (use
CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER or CMD-RETURN). See "About array formulas" in XL Help. In article , "Steve Almond" wrote: I have a column of numbers. I want to sum the LOG of each number in the column. I thought =SUM(LOG(A1):LOG(A9)) or =SUM(LOG(A1:A9)) might work - but they don't. Of course =SUM(LOG(A1), LOG(A2), LOG(A3), ......LOG(A9)) does work, but there must be an easier way? Could someone tell me the answer? Thanks, Steve |
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