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Old May 10th, 2008, 07:08 AM
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Numbers: calculating sum of variable range

Hi

I want to sum the values in one table between column C2 and a variable end. I thought the ADDRESS function might help and tried the following:
(if this would have worked, I'd replace the 7 with 7+A1):

=SUM(Table 2 :: C2:ADDRESS(7,3))

The result is the value of column C2

=ADDRESS(7,3) returns C7

Does SUM not take ADDRESS as an argument?

Thanks,
jan
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