I have a workbook with Columns A1:A9 - I1:I9 containing numbers. Column J1-J9 shows the values of A1-I1. What I would like to do is show the sum of A1:A9 in J1 and follow that method down. Here is my offset formula:
=OFFSET($A$1:1,0,ROW(A1)-1,1,1)
Is there a way to add a SUM to this?
Best I can understand, you want to sum A1:A9 in J1 and B1:B9 in J2 and so on...
If that is correct, put this in J1:
=SUM(INDEX($A$1:$I$9,0,ROW(A1)))
and drag down.
Note if there is no data below then one can use:
=SUM(INDEX(A:I,0,ROW(A1)))
Scott is correct, here is another way:
=SUM(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(1,ROW())):INDIRECT(ADDRESS(9,ROW())))
Copy and paste down the column.
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I have an Hlookup formula and was trying to copy it down but the position number doesn't change. I Would like to be able to copy it down to other cells and need the position to change by 1 for each cell.
Hlookup(A1,B1:D20,2,False)
When I copy the formula down , I need 2 to become 3. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
The easiest why to do that is to have a column with the return position you want. So:
Hlookup(A1,B1:D20,zz1,False)
cell zz1 has: 2
cell zz2 has: 3
etc...
If you don't like that you can add 2 plus row() and maybe subtract to get where you want when you copy.
Perhaps add another column to refer to as this number? Then, have this column increment by one either by formula or using Excel to do it for you. Thus, if your formula was in cell A2:
// in cell
E1: 2
// in cell (and copied down)
E2: =E1+1
Then, in the cell you mentioned, the formula would become something like:
=hlookup(A1,B1:D20,E1,False)
I have number from 1 to 100 in column A1 to A100.
I am trying to achieve two results from data.
I want separately 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 and another one 10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100
Please help me
Maybe, in B1:
=1*(LEN(A1)=1)+2*(RIGHT(A1)="0")
double-click the fill handle and sort A:B on ColumnB.
This question is a bit vague. If you are looking to count by 10s, try adding a 10 in cell B1 and then adding the formula =B1+10 in cell B2. You can drag that formula down to count by 10s.
Let's say we want in column B "0, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9" and in column C "0, 10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100", put:
- =MOD(A1,10) as formula for the cell B1
- =INT(A1/10)*10 as formula for the cell C1
and then copy them to rest of the rows.
I have an Excel sheet in which I want start column D with the following formula:
=AVERAGE(C7:C10)
I want to be able to drag down column D to give the following formulae:
=AVERAGE(C11:C14)
=AVERAGE(C15:C18)
=AVERAGE(C19:C22)
etc.
However, if I just naively drag down, instead, I get:
=AVERAGE(C8:C11)
=AVERAGE(C9:C12)
=AVERAGE(C10:C13)
How can I change this behavior?
In column D enter
=AVERAGE(OFFSET($C$1,4*ROW(C1)+2,0,4))
Then when you drag it down column D, each successive cell will have the reference incremented by 4.
This answer assumes that the size of the ranges remain constant. If, for example, column G is unpopulated then G1=7;G2=11. Select both cells and pull the fill handle down as far as needed. The formula for D1 is=AVERAGE(INDIRECT("C"&G1&":C"&G1+3)), which can be filled down as far as needed.
I have this excel sheet that need to be adjusted. I have this STOCK Quantity column (STOCK Qty) and I need it's column to be linked to the AZ column on sheet1. And it just not linked directly, but i need to plus 9 to get it linked to the exact column.
Here to explain it further. First i need to add this formula into the "STOCK Qty" column D2 : =SUM(Sheet1!AZ1) :
But then on the column after that, say column D3, D4 and so on, i need to add 9 to each column. So column D3 will have the formula of =SUM(Sheet1!AZ10) and D4 will have the formula of =SUM(Sheet1!AZ19) and so on :
So, i hope that you could understand my question. Thanks in advance! :)
You can use INDEX function with ROWS to increment by 9 each row - try this formula in D2 copied down
=INDEX(Sheet1!AZ:AZ,9*(ROWS(D$2:D2)-1)+1)
Note you probably don't need SUM, either with this formula or yours because its only a single value
I will use the offset function, instead
=SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$AZ$1,(ROW()-2)*9,0))
In addition, if you are not summing anything, just
=OFFSET(Sheet1!$AZ$1,(ROW()-2)*9,0)
How would you find the biggest difference/change in values of a list of numbers in Excel?
An example of what I'm looking for is 1,3,4,5,9,10,11,13
The value I would look for is 4 as this is the biggest difference (between 5 and 9).
Is there a way to do this with a list in Excel?
A picture is worth a thousand words? :p
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Description added:
As shown in the image, put the formula in =A2-A1 in Cell B2 and then drag it down. Once you have your values, use the Max formula to get the maximum value as shown in Cell D5
Add another column to contain the difference. Assuming your values are in column A, then the formula would be "=A2-A1" copied down the list. Few ways after this.
(1) You can eyeball which is largest
(2) you can copy values (make sure is values) to a this column and sort descending
(3) You can build pivot off that this column. and double click the largest to find the detail
If values are in distinct cells (A1:A8):
=MAX($A$2:$A$8-$A$1:$A$7)
seems to work (as an array formula, enter with Ctrl+Shift+Enter).
Put the values in a column.Say, Column A
In cell B1; write a formula. =A2-A1
Copy the same formula to the entire Column B, for every value in column A
Go to the end of column B, and write a new formula, =MAX (B1:B)
Create a new column with the differences:
=A2-A1
And drag down.
Find the max value:
=MAX(B1:B9)
Find the index of the max difference value:
=MATCH(MAX(B1:B9);B1:B9;0)