Answer by pgSystemTester for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except...
Unfortunately Excel does not have the nifty google sheets feature to write a formula as A3:A (for rows) or C3:3 (for columns). While most of these answers listed will work, I would argue my below...
View ArticleAnswer by Rade_303 for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except for a...
For what is worth, I wanted to do something similar - to sum all cells in a column between a certain cell and the cell above the place where the sum will appear. This is what I've come...
View ArticleAnswer by Engineer Toast for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except...
This already has several fine answers but here's a method I haven't yet seen posted:=SUM(OFFSET(3:3,0,2,1,COLUMNS(3:3)-2))The format is SUM(OFFSET(Range, Rows, Cols, [Height], [Width])). We start with...
View ArticleAnswer by serge for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except for a...
You can also select cells in a row or column by selecting the first cell and then pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key (RIGHT ARROW or LEFT ARROW for rows, UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW for columns).Note If the row...
View ArticleAnswer by skube for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except for a...
I thought you could simply do the following: =SUM(A3:A)Edit: Sorry I misread, this is for a columnFor rows, see the approved answer.
View ArticleAnswer by Ellesa for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except for a...
To sum an entire row:=sum(1:1)Replace 1 with your starting row number and then use the autofill handle accordingly. If you drag the formula down, it'll change to "=sum(2:2)" and so on.. To sum the...
View ArticleAnswer by Joseph Hansen for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except...
Something similar has been asked before and I'll repeat this answer: just put:=sum(a3:a1048576)because that's the max number of cells per column / row in Office 2007 and 2010. (65536 is max for before...
View ArticleAnswer by Linker3000 for Excel: How do I reference an entire row except for a...
Add up everything and then take away the ones you don't want to include:=SUM(A:A)-A1-A2Edit:As josmh has pointed out, the formula above will fail with an error if A1 or A2 are non numeric - but the...
View ArticleExcel: How do I reference an entire row except for a couple of cells?
I want to be able to sum together the values of an entire row except for the first 2 cells. So something like this:=sum(A3:A*infinity*)How do I do this?
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