Hi all,
New member and I have what I think is a syntax question. In the following formula:
=-SUMIFS(data!$G$3:$G$189,data$A$3:$A$189,’T8”$A$3,data!$B$3:$B$189,$a11)/1000
I wanted to use an indirect reference from another sheet just for the column G in the first
piece of the formula, leaving the row references of 3:189 intact. Would appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks
Tim
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firstly that formula should be
=-SUMIFS(data!$G$3:$G$189,data!$A$3:$A$189,'t8'!$A$3,data!$B$3:$B$189,$A11)/1000
if you just want to change the column then
=-SUMIFS(INDIRECT("data!"&K1&"3:"&K1&"189"),data!$A$3:$A$189,'t8'!$A$3,data!$B$3:$B$189,$A11)/1000
where K1 contains the column letter
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I wanted to use an indirect reference from another sheet just for the column G in the first piece of the formula, leaving the row references of 3:189 intact.
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Thanks! Will amend.
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