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I have a list of products on columns with the materials correspondence (on
rows). At each product I have more 2 columns that shows me how many of each material I need for producing a number of products. The same material is used by another product, so I need to sum the material needs only for the "Total" named columns of each product. This means I have to sum every third column's cell by row. Can anyone give me some help? |
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Hi!
Assume you want to sum cells A1, D1, G1 and J1. Since that's not a very big range I would just use: =SUM(A1,D1,G1,J1) If you have a larger range, every 3rd cell from A1 to BA1: =SUMPRODUCT(--(MOD(COLUMN(A1:BA1),3)=1),A1:BA1) Biff "Liliana" wrote in message ... I have a list of products on columns with the materials correspondence (on rows). At each product I have more 2 columns that shows me how many of each material I need for producing a number of products. The same material is used by another product, so I need to sum the material needs only for the "Total" named columns of each product. This means I have to sum every third column's cell by row. Can anyone give me some help? |
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