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I have a spreadsheet and I would like to add up a range of numbers but the
range is variable - I did a named range and that worked great until I did a sort. Is it possible for me to have a sum function stop when it reaches a cell that has the word "stop" typed in a cell? Or can I type a number in a cell and the number would represent the row number I would like the sum to stop at? Any suggestions would be great! Thanks, Erika |
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