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Sum ranges
I have named 5 small ranges of cells but =SUM(Rng1:Rng5)
does not give me my expected result. =SUM(Rng1,Rng2, etc.) does. My question is that when I have lots of named ranges in the future must I add them into my formula each time or is there a way to group them? Thanks |
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One option to save some typing if you use the same ranges more than once:
Choose Insert/Name/Define. Enter RngSum in the "Names in workbook" field, and enter =Rng1,Rng2,Rng3,Rng4,Rng5 in the refers to field. Then you can use =SUM(RngSum) Note: You're limited to 30 arguments in a function. In article , "Arnie" wrote: I have named 5 small ranges of cells but =SUM(Rng1:Rng5) does not give me my expected result. =SUM(Rng1,Rng2, etc.) does. My question is that when I have lots of named ranges in the future must I add them into my formula each time or is there a way to group them? Thanks |
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