This may be really stupid questions but here it goes...
Below is my formula, I am adding some columns then dividing by 3. Next
week I will need the same columns added but will need to divide by 4, the
follwing week by 5. Is there any way Excel will do this without me manually
changing the number each week?
=SUM(M13:M16)/3
T. Valko - 16 May 2007 18:18 GMT
Put the value in a cell then all you need to do is change that cell and not
the formula.
A1 = 3
=SUM(M13:M16)/A1
Biff
> This may be really stupid questions but here it goes...
> Below is my formula, I am adding some columns then dividing by 3. Next
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> =SUM(M13:M16)/3
Peo Sjoblom - 16 May 2007 18:18 GMT
=SUM(M13:M16)/(WEEKNUM(A1)-17)
for this week, will work until 01/01/08

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Peo Sjoblom
> This may be really stupid questions but here it goes...
> Below is my formula, I am adding some columns then dividing by 3. Next
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> =SUM(M13:M16)/3
CLR - 16 May 2007 18:28 GMT
=SUM(M13:M16)/(WEEKNUM(TODAY())-17)
The 17 needs to be adjusted the first time you use it to make sure you get
your 3 divisor.
Or, you could just type the 3 in a helper cell, say A1, and then you would
just change it weekly instead of having to modify the formula(s)
=SUM(M13:M16)/A1
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3
> This may be really stupid questions but here it goes...
> Below is my formula, I am adding some columns then dividing by 3. Next
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> =SUM(M13:M16)/3
Bob I - 16 May 2007 18:31 GMT
Replace the week with the following to get a number that increments each
week
INT((NOW()/7)-5599)
> This may be really stupid questions but here it goes...
> Below is my formula, I am adding some columns then dividing by 3. Next
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> =SUM(M13:M16)/3