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![]() Hey all, Basically I am trying to work out a sum. I have a grid with distances between cities, and I want to sum the ones I indicate by making bold. Any ideas? Thanks in advance Raju -- rajubabuno1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rajubabuno1's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33873 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=536520 |
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No formula would be able to detect the fact that you have emboldened a
cell, so you would have to develop a macro to do it that way. Alternatively, you could devise some other way of indicating which cities you want to be included - for example, in cells A1 to A10 you could have several pull-downs using the list of cities as another way of indicating your choices. Hope this helps. Pete |
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to avoid any programming you could add another column to input "X" into
as an indicator of your choice, using if statements afterwards |
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![]() I think I need to explain something: I have 12 cities, and I'm planning a route between them. As a student of math, I know how to find the shortest distant - I just want to say if I start A then go to C D G H, how far will I travel. Thanks a lot Raju -- rajubabuno1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rajubabuno1's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33873 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=536520 |
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I presume you have a table of the distances between each city, A to L
across and L to A down giving you a triangular grid. You can use the MATCH( ) function to determine which column your starting city is in and embed this within an INDEX( ) function to obtain the mileage at the intersection of the row where your second city is. The second city is then the starting city for the second journey to the third city, so you can easily build up a composite journey this way, and then just total the mileages. You would need to specify the cities, and I suggested having validated pull-downs using the list of cities you already have. Hope this helps. Pete |
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