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methoni

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Jan 16, 2002
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I am looking to set up a formula that would add a certain number of consecutive cells in a table based on an input.
For example; cell A2 will have an entry. Based on a lookup of that entry, I would like cell B2 to be the sum of G2:?2.
Si, if cell A2 = 6, then B2 should be sum of G2:L2.

Lookup cell A2 in "table" below to get the appropriate sum in cell B2.

Table:
1 G2:G2
2 G2:H2
3 G2:I2
4 G2:J2
5 G2:K2
6 G2:L2

Thanks for your help,

DT

BTW, I prefer a formula instead of a macro.
 
You don't say what should happen if A2 is left blank or is zero. But something like this should work:
[tab][COLOR=blue white]=SUM(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(2,7)&":"&ADDRESS(2,6+$A$2)))[/color]

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Hi,

Take a look at the OFFSET function. It will return a RANGE. vary the WIDTH (number of columns) in the range, with the 5th argument.

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