Formula range extends to include new rows/entries. Sheet Summary
I'm using Sheet Summary to sum amounts on a sheet where new entries are occasionally added via forms. I want the new entries to be included in the range of cells summed, but that's not happening. Any tips?
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Hi Amy
You'll want to grab the whole column as oppose to the range.
You do this by using the : for instance Sumif(Date:Date,>=Date(2020,1,1),Amount:Amount)
That will grab the whole group
Note, if there is a space in the Column Name that it needs to be referenced in box brackets.
For Example Sumif([date example]:[date example],>=Date(2020,1,1),Amount:Amount)
Answers
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Hi Amy
You'll want to grab the whole column as oppose to the range.
You do this by using the : for instance Sumif(Date:Date,>=Date(2020,1,1),Amount:Amount)
That will grab the whole group
Note, if there is a space in the Column Name that it needs to be referenced in box brackets.
For Example Sumif([date example]:[date example],>=Date(2020,1,1),Amount:Amount)
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Awesome, thanks for your help!
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