Diagonal SUM
Mar 15, 2008I am looking for a simple non ARRAY formula (OFFSET)? that will use range A1:E5 to create a new range which will include cells A1, B2, C3, D4, E5 (the diagonal). The sum of this formula would give: 30 ...
View 9 RepliesI am looking for a simple non ARRAY formula (OFFSET)? that will use range A1:E5 to create a new range which will include cells A1, B2, C3, D4, E5 (the diagonal). The sum of this formula would give: 30 ...
View 9 Repliesis there any easy way to take the sum of a really lond diagonal? I know i could use a macro, but I was wondering if there was a way to do it with formulas, the sums will ultimately be used for a graph,
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View 9 Replies View RelatedI am stumped on coming up with a dynamic formula that calculates a value based on an increasing number of "sums of products". Specifically, I need to calculate the total number of repeat users based on a "decaying' repeat rate. In other words, I need it to calculate = Sum[... +(d5*f5)+(d4*g4)+(d3*h3)]
or in equation form:
where
n = (1, "infinity")
and
i = {1, 2, ... (n-1)}
with
"Xn" is the calculated value of repeat users for month "n" (output/result cell)
"mi" is the number of new users (in month i)
"Nn-i" is the column 'number' of the repeat rate value (%) multiplier
Here is a screenshot of the first couple rows to illustrate:
I actually have about 70 months of data (rows) and roughly the same amount of columns representing a decaying repeat rate (70 or so) and these will be increasing as time goes on so I need this formula to be dynamic (i.e. - copy it down the column of (# of repeat users)
I am using Excel for Mac 2011.
I have a table with changing length of the rows and columns. I need to calculate the sums of the rows, the columns ad the diagonal. I managed to write a working code for the columns, but have no success with the rest. Here is what I have:
View 4 Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know of a macro that can take values in a daigonal and put them in a single column?
Like for example... if you refer to the attached image, I basically would like to select all the diagonal values in red then put them all in a single column.
I am trying to get my formula to reference directly to the right of the look up value but it keeps returning the diagonal value that is located to the right and up one cell.
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I have made a toggle button to turn diagonal borders on and off in a single cell. Is there a way to make the button transparent, such that the button can be placed over the cell itself and the contents of the cell will be visible underneath, no matter the condition of the toggle?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a table with data representing $income vs %Debt burden respectively. The data on the table per respective intersection provides number of accounts and total ($)value of accounts. I have tried to combine the two pieces of information into one column and have a diagonal line separating the two numbers. (sample table attached).
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