I have a sheet that I need to keep a running total, for every week of data I enter I need 2 weeks removed until I’m only counting new date entered for that year.
I have created an example sheet showing how the numbers should work.
Thanks
I have a sheet that I need to keep a running total, for every week of data I enter I need 2 weeks removed until I’m only counting new date entered for that year.
I have created an example sheet showing how the numbers should work.
Thanks
Put this formula in C71 and copy it down:
=SUM(INDIRECT("C" & 38-B71 & ":E" & 70-(B71*2)))
For it to work, you have to have listed your "week #" in column B.
Last edited by JBeaucaire; 08-17-2009 at 01:19 AM. Reason: Corrected first part of formula
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thanks for the help
I only wanted one column with the current total not week by week total.
I was giving an example of what the number will be after I enter the data.
In that case I admit I do not understand the question. Sorry.
Whenever I add new data I need two cells of the old data to not be counted. This should continue until old data isn’t being counted anymore.
EXAMPLE:
New Data entered Cell C36:E36 (148, 147, 214)
Old data shouldn’t be counted anymore from Cell C67:E68 (137, 152, 156, 94, 117, 158)
Total before New data Entered: 14066
After New data Entered: 13761
This formula is required for a total of 16 weeks or until all the old data isn't being calculated anymore in my rolling total.
Last edited by Killer17; 08-17-2009 at 05:20 PM.
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