Mr Van Zuilen
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I have made a formula which corresponds to certain components.
I need to make this formula for each day of the year for 9 components, using information from another worksheet in the file.
However the cell range is from e.g. 1:23 for the second day it is 24:47, so forth.
I cannot drag this formula down because then excel will do e.g. first day: 1:23 second day 2:24.
Is there an easy way to set up this formula so that Excel regonizes it has to take a range of 23 cells?
This is the exact formula I am using
=SUMIF('Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AD5:$AD28;VerbandsControle!AC$4;'Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AJ5:$AJ28) (cell AC6)
=SUMIF('Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AD29:$AD52;VerbandsControle!AC$4;'Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AJ29:$AJ52) (cell AC7)
AC$4 is one of the 9 components (so last component = AK$4)
these need to remain the same.
I need to make this formula for each day of the year for 9 components, using information from another worksheet in the file.
However the cell range is from e.g. 1:23 for the second day it is 24:47, so forth.
I cannot drag this formula down because then excel will do e.g. first day: 1:23 second day 2:24.
Is there an easy way to set up this formula so that Excel regonizes it has to take a range of 23 cells?
This is the exact formula I am using
=SUMIF('Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AD5:$AD28;VerbandsControle!AC$4;'Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AJ5:$AJ28) (cell AC6)
=SUMIF('Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AD29:$AD52;VerbandsControle!AC$4;'Raffinage lijst 2021'!$AJ29:$AJ52) (cell AC7)
AC$4 is one of the 9 components (so last component = AK$4)
these need to remain the same.