Hi
I have a table which has a total row.
the headers of the table refer to dates.
At the moment I have a formula sub totaling the whole from to date range however I want the user to be able to use a drop down where they can choose the start date range and for the total to update accordingly.
I've added in a dropdown with the dates.
Here's my original formula:
=SUM(Table310[[#Totals],[11-Mar]:[19-Aug]])
the drop down is in A11
so I want to say for example, whatever value is in A11 replaces the 11-MAR in formula.
E.g. A11 > 01-Apr
formula would update to: =SUM(Table310[[#Totals],[01-Apr]:[19-Aug]])
I was going to do a vlkup on the date to update the formula but as I have this across many different tables I was hoping there was a way to have the formula reference A11.
e.g. =SUM(Table310[[#Totals],value of A11:[19-Aug]])
Many thanks for any advice.
I have a table which has a total row.
the headers of the table refer to dates.
At the moment I have a formula sub totaling the whole from to date range however I want the user to be able to use a drop down where they can choose the start date range and for the total to update accordingly.
I've added in a dropdown with the dates.
Here's my original formula:
=SUM(Table310[[#Totals],[11-Mar]:[19-Aug]])
the drop down is in A11
so I want to say for example, whatever value is in A11 replaces the 11-MAR in formula.
E.g. A11 > 01-Apr
formula would update to: =SUM(Table310[[#Totals],[01-Apr]:[19-Aug]])
I was going to do a vlkup on the date to update the formula but as I have this across many different tables I was hoping there was a way to have the formula reference A11.
e.g. =SUM(Table310[[#Totals],value of A11:[19-Aug]])
Many thanks for any advice.