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I have a fairly large spreadsheet. In a particularl section I would like to
sum the values contained in every third cell. Currently I have over 30 cells I would like to sum and the only way I can find to do so is by referencing each cell individually with a + sign in front. All of the +cell references is cumbersome and inefficient. |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(D1:D30),3)=0),D1:D30) will sum D3,D6, D9 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ken" wrote in message ... I have a fairly large spreadsheet. In a particularl section I would like to sum the values contained in every third cell. Currently I have over 30 cells I would like to sum and the only way I can find to do so is by referencing each cell individually with a + sign in front. All of the +cell references is cumbersome and inefficient. |
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Thank you for the reply. I cut and pasted you suggestion into my sheet and
modified the array range to fit my requirements (S14:GV14). however, the result was a value# error. I will see if I can trace the error. ken "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(D1:D30),3)=0),D1:D30) will sum D3,D6, D9 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ken" wrote in message ... I have a fairly large spreadsheet. In a particularl section I would like to sum the values contained in every third cell. Currently I have over 30 cells I would like to sum and the only way I can find to do so is by referencing each cell individually with a + sign in front. All of the +cell references is cumbersome and inefficient. |
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No need to trace, I assumed rows you are going across, use
=SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN(S14:GV14),3)=0),S14:GV14) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ken" wrote in message ... Thank you for the reply. I cut and pasted you suggestion into my sheet and modified the array range to fit my requirements (S14:GV14). however, the result was a value# error. I will see if I can trace the error. ken "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(ROW(D1:D30),3)=0),D1:D30) will sum D3,D6, D9 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ken" wrote in message ... I have a fairly large spreadsheet. In a particularl section I would like to sum the values contained in every third cell. Currently I have over 30 cells I would like to sum and the only way I can find to do so is by referencing each cell individually with a + sign in front. All of the +cell references is cumbersome and inefficient. |
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"Ken" wrote in message
... Thank you for the reply. I cut and pasted you suggestion into my sheet and modified the array range to fit my requirements (S14:GV14). however, the result was a value# error. I will see if I can trace the error. ken If you have a Row range such as A10:A45: =SUMPRODUCT(--(NOT(MOD(ROW(Range),3))),(Range)) If you have a Column range such as A10:K10: =SUMPRODUCT(--(NOT(MOD(COLUMN(Range),3))),(Range)) Bruno |
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