Adding Up a Specific Column in an Excel Spill Range
If you have a 2-dimensional spill range in Excel and you need to add up a specific column here is an easy formula to use.
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If you have a 2-dimensional spill range in Excel and you need to add up a specific column here is an easy formula to use.
(more…)When you work with dynamic arrays and spill ranges you get used to the formula automatically spilling across to populate a range. When you aren’t using dynamic arrays, it can be frustrating to have to copy formulas across. Here’s a simple macro solution. In the image below I need to copy cell C3 across to the range D3:N3. This is a standard budget layout in Australia where the financial year starts in July. A one-line macro command can copy this…
The Ctrl + A shortcut has been around for a long time and over the years it's functionality has expanded. The latest addition to it's abilities is selecting a spill range. Select any cell in a spill range and press Ctr + A and it will only select the current spill range. This can be useful for formatting as the format doesn't spill.
I was recently updating some Word-based templates, and I remembered how clunky it is to paste from Word to Excel. Here is a short tip to make it easier.
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I had question in a webinar recently about a formula to list duplicated values. There may be a shorter formula, but I found and shared a solution.
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