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I am not sure if I understand sufficiently good what you try to achieve.
Could this be a solution

colum A  ..... colum H.... create a new colum (a*h) and then sum up.

If this is not the solution it might be a good idea to express in normal mathematical formulas and words what you want to achieve. This could make a translation into Calc formulas possible/easier.

On 2012-09-28 04:58, Vytas wrote:
Hi,

I have about 2453 records for which I require to sum numerous columns ie. A * H, A* I , A*J ....

The following equation will sum the values of each column [=SUM($H$2:$H$2453)]. Is there a way I can multiply the summation column by the corresponding column A value for each record? What I am trying to avoid is creating another sheet which multiplies the values before summing.

In pseudo code what I want is  =SUM($A$2*$H$2:$A$2453*$H$2453) which unfortunately does not work.

A          H           I             J            K L           M
2.59    26.64    27.31    27.98    28.65    29.32    29.99
2.29    18.26    18.81    19.36    19.91    20.46    21.01

Windows XP
LibreOffice 3.4.4

Thanks,

Vytas



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