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Is there any formula that can mark certain number of cells, being dependent from one cell

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  1. 08-24-2018, 03:13 AM #1
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    Is there any formula that can mark certain number of cells, being dependent from one cell

    In this Case I would Like Excel To Sum up amount of cells in Row E which is stated by cell B45 (3). In this example E33 E34 and E35 = 45.
    With Column D I would like it to mark last digits, that are stated by cell C45 (9). In this example it is D36-D44 = 48
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