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In my biz plan the financial are update with two new cols each year. I need to total a1+c1+d1+f1 this year and next year we add two new cols g & h is there a slick way to total these cols as the formula is used in bunch of cells without editing each one or copying for hours? Thanks | ||
Rod Dakan | ||
Posted by rdakan on |
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Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) You can then use this name to create a formula like "=SUM(total1)". If you are adding columns it is best to make the named range with one empty column at the end. This way, inserting new columns will update the named range reference to update the formula result. For non consecutive columns you should be able to update the first row formula and then autofill or copy for the rest of the columns. | |
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Posted by Excel Helper on |
Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) That works fine. Thanks Now is there a way to use that range name to total across row 2 and so forth down the income statement? | |
Rod Dakan | |
Posted by rdakan on |
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Posted by Excel Helper on |
Rate this: (3/5 from 1 vote) I did make a small change to my range to allow for the copying down. When I selected the cells to total excel made them fixed with the $ so all I had to do to make it mobil was remove the $ for the row. Works great now Rod | |
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