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Many Thanks !! Ciao Bruno, It works !!
"Bruno Campanini" wrote in message ... "Ellis Yu" wrote in message ... Dear All, I've a sum function to add up a column from row 50 to row 100 like "= sum(A50:A100)". If I delete the rows between this range, let's say we delete 3 rows. It will become "=sum(A50:A97)". Even I use absolution address, the result is the same. I just want to add up the values from row 50 to row 100, no matter making any change in the row. Any idea? Thanks Best Rdgs Ellis Try: =SUM(INDIRECT("A50:A100")) Ciao Bruno |
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