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I set up an income statement that collects the data from the checking
account page. I don't know how many lines will be used in a month, so
I in order to collect the income statement data only for a particular
month using the sumif statement, I hard code the starting line and
ending line. Therefore I have edit this each month.
Instead, I would like to have a chart with start and stop lines in
separate cells, then have the formula refer to the chart on the same
page to see what the line number is. That was I only have to enter the
start and stop lines each month instead of editing about 75 cells.
Sample Chart:
MONTH START END
Jan 6 80
Feb 85 162
and so on...
Sample sumif formulas:
Hard coded: =sumif($checks.$M$85:$checks.$M$162,etc.
Cell Reference Method (cell referenced is in parenthesis):
=sumif($checks.$M$(b110):$checks.$M$(c110), etc.
Any ideas would be helpful,
John Sowden
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