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    Moving Annual Total

    Hi

    I was just wondering if anyone could help me with this problem,

    I wanted to know if there is a formula to work out yearly moving total for example

    If Column A is dated "1 Jan 2010" then the Moving Annual Total would be the sum of customers from "1 Jan 2010" to "31 Dec 2010". And the next would be 1 Feb 2010 to 31stJan 2011

    I’m going to have to do this for 50 customers so I was just wondering if there was a formula to cut down on time, I will also be putting these into graphs, so any help with that would be good

    I have attached an example worksheet

    Thanks
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    Re: Moving Annual Total

    on way in d1
    =SUM(B1:INDEX($B:$B,11+ROW(A1))) dragged down
    or
    =SUM(OFFSET(B1,0,,12))
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    Re: Moving Annual Total

    can you advice me for the same issue if the data is just entered in one row not in column
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    Re: Moving Annual Total

    Welcome to the Forumb.

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