Summing totals from multiple tables

henryg

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have a worksheet with 6 tables, each table ordered in date order, with a balance/total for each table in the final cell; and I want to sum those final balances and have that sum adjust dynamically as additional rows are added to each table.

I am only interested in the final value for each table, so after some research came up with the following (horrendous?) formula:

=INDEX(ABC1[[#All],[£]],COUNTA(ABC1[[#All],[£]]))+INDEX(ABC2[[#All],[£]],COUNTA(ABC2[[#All],[£]])) + the same for another 4 tables.

Is there a more elegant and simple way of achieving my goal?
 
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I have slightly simplified it by removing the [#All] references giving

=INDEX(ABC1[£],COUNTA(ABC1[£]))+INDEX(ABC2[£],COUNTA(ABC2[£]))...

which is far more manageable to my eyes
 
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