Are you saying that you are expecting multiple rows of data:(row 3-100) and you
want the Total Unit cell to be calculated from the total of all cells in column
A, C, E and G?
and the Cost total to be columns B, D, F and H?
If so, then you can
use:=SUM(A:A)+SUM(C:C)+SUM(E:E)+SUM(G:G)and=SUM(B:B)+SUM(D:D)+SUM(F:F)+SUM(H:H)
if that's NOT what you're looking for, please explain further.
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From: Izhar <izharra...@gmail.com>
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2015 11:37 AM
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ FORMULA REQUIRED
As you may see I have already used different cell reference for summing up the
UNIT and COST but I need a formula from which when I type and take the
reference of all the cell i.e. A3:H3 under the heading of UNIT and same under
the heading of COST, there must be a sum of the respective field in the
respective heading, not the whole I know about the subtotal but I think
subtotal cannot be used over here, if yes then how can I used subtotal or some
other formula.
Thanks in advance
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