Is there any way to put into this formula to extend the higher range out further.
Here is my issue if I need to insert more rows on sheet "Summary" and add more info. The C4145 and B4145 wont go higher. I am trying not to go all the time and raise that range. Lets say I had to change 4145 to 4185 then next week I would have to change it to lets say 4220. Its annoying and or I forget.
Is there anyway to look at range 4036 to last row before the name "Payroll w/benefits" on the Summary sheet in column C? So then I wont have to change it all the time.
So example if
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=SUMIFS(Summary!$C$4036:$C4145,Summary!$B$4036:$B4145,"Hudson C")
=SUMIFS(Summary!$C$4036:$C4145,Summary!$B$4036:$B4145,"Hudson C")
Here is my issue if I need to insert more rows on sheet "Summary" and add more info. The C4145 and B4145 wont go higher. I am trying not to go all the time and raise that range. Lets say I had to change 4145 to 4185 then next week I would have to change it to lets say 4220. Its annoying and or I forget.
Is there anyway to look at range 4036 to last row before the name "Payroll w/benefits" on the Summary sheet in column C? So then I wont have to change it all the time.
So example if
"Payroll w/benefits" was on "Summary" sheet in row C4175 lets say. it would then look from 4036 to 4174. One row before
[TABLE="width: 127"]=SUMIFS(Summary!$C$4036:-1"Payroll w/benefits" ,Summary!$B$4036-1"Payroll w/benefits" "Hudson C")
Again this is not right just trying my best to show you what I am trying to look for thanks
Again this is not right just trying my best to show you what I am trying to look for thanks
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=SUMIFS(Summary!$C$4036:$C4145,Summary!$B$4036:$B4145,"Hudson C")
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