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Having A1+C1 and B1+D1 in two cells how can I dynamically set up a formula to catch if some column is added.

Let's say the user adds two columns in the middle. I should have A1+C1+E1 and B1+D1+F1.



I thought it would have been automatic but it is not.










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  • If they only add one column?
    – Darren Bartrup-Cook
    Nov 8 at 11:35










  • Are the columns in between empty? And are the values text or numeric or mixture? And does it always start at column A?
    – QHarr
    Nov 8 at 11:42












  • As per your comments, their doestn't seems to be any defined logic that can be used to have the sum, (neither even/odd nor the sum()) but maybe the sum can be linked with the headers, it would be helpful if you can take a screenshot of your sheet and paste it here.
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 8 at 11:51










  • Hi usmanhaq, you are correct. All the columns follow the same logic H1,P3,L1,K2,U9 these are codes repeated for each customer so the sheet looks like: H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9...in teh second row, the first is the name of the customer. I need to sum these five code by quantity (the quanity is in the third row).
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:05










  • Still i would say that give a screenshot or a sample of your sheet, if your data is sensitive you can create some random figures, like customer 1 customer 2.. What i have understood with your comment may not be the actual case so it is better to be confirmed, and also let me know what would happen with these headers after a column is inserted and why it is inserted. and another thing is if you want to address someone in comments you have to write his name with @ like @Diegoctn
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 9 at 2:29















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Having A1+C1 and B1+D1 in two cells how can I dynamically set up a formula to catch if some column is added.

Let's say the user adds two columns in the middle. I should have A1+C1+E1 and B1+D1+F1.



I thought it would have been automatic but it is not.










share|improve this question
























  • If they only add one column?
    – Darren Bartrup-Cook
    Nov 8 at 11:35










  • Are the columns in between empty? And are the values text or numeric or mixture? And does it always start at column A?
    – QHarr
    Nov 8 at 11:42












  • As per your comments, their doestn't seems to be any defined logic that can be used to have the sum, (neither even/odd nor the sum()) but maybe the sum can be linked with the headers, it would be helpful if you can take a screenshot of your sheet and paste it here.
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 8 at 11:51










  • Hi usmanhaq, you are correct. All the columns follow the same logic H1,P3,L1,K2,U9 these are codes repeated for each customer so the sheet looks like: H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9...in teh second row, the first is the name of the customer. I need to sum these five code by quantity (the quanity is in the third row).
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:05










  • Still i would say that give a screenshot or a sample of your sheet, if your data is sensitive you can create some random figures, like customer 1 customer 2.. What i have understood with your comment may not be the actual case so it is better to be confirmed, and also let me know what would happen with these headers after a column is inserted and why it is inserted. and another thing is if you want to address someone in comments you have to write his name with @ like @Diegoctn
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 9 at 2:29













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Having A1+C1 and B1+D1 in two cells how can I dynamically set up a formula to catch if some column is added.

Let's say the user adds two columns in the middle. I should have A1+C1+E1 and B1+D1+F1.



I thought it would have been automatic but it is not.










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Having A1+C1 and B1+D1 in two cells how can I dynamically set up a formula to catch if some column is added.

Let's say the user adds two columns in the middle. I should have A1+C1+E1 and B1+D1+F1.



I thought it would have been automatic but it is not.







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  • If they only add one column?
    – Darren Bartrup-Cook
    Nov 8 at 11:35










  • Are the columns in between empty? And are the values text or numeric or mixture? And does it always start at column A?
    – QHarr
    Nov 8 at 11:42












  • As per your comments, their doestn't seems to be any defined logic that can be used to have the sum, (neither even/odd nor the sum()) but maybe the sum can be linked with the headers, it would be helpful if you can take a screenshot of your sheet and paste it here.
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 8 at 11:51










  • Hi usmanhaq, you are correct. All the columns follow the same logic H1,P3,L1,K2,U9 these are codes repeated for each customer so the sheet looks like: H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9...in teh second row, the first is the name of the customer. I need to sum these five code by quantity (the quanity is in the third row).
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:05










  • Still i would say that give a screenshot or a sample of your sheet, if your data is sensitive you can create some random figures, like customer 1 customer 2.. What i have understood with your comment may not be the actual case so it is better to be confirmed, and also let me know what would happen with these headers after a column is inserted and why it is inserted. and another thing is if you want to address someone in comments you have to write his name with @ like @Diegoctn
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 9 at 2:29


















  • If they only add one column?
    – Darren Bartrup-Cook
    Nov 8 at 11:35










  • Are the columns in between empty? And are the values text or numeric or mixture? And does it always start at column A?
    – QHarr
    Nov 8 at 11:42












  • As per your comments, their doestn't seems to be any defined logic that can be used to have the sum, (neither even/odd nor the sum()) but maybe the sum can be linked with the headers, it would be helpful if you can take a screenshot of your sheet and paste it here.
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 8 at 11:51










  • Hi usmanhaq, you are correct. All the columns follow the same logic H1,P3,L1,K2,U9 these are codes repeated for each customer so the sheet looks like: H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9...in teh second row, the first is the name of the customer. I need to sum these five code by quantity (the quanity is in the third row).
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:05










  • Still i would say that give a screenshot or a sample of your sheet, if your data is sensitive you can create some random figures, like customer 1 customer 2.. What i have understood with your comment may not be the actual case so it is better to be confirmed, and also let me know what would happen with these headers after a column is inserted and why it is inserted. and another thing is if you want to address someone in comments you have to write his name with @ like @Diegoctn
    – usmanhaq
    Nov 9 at 2:29
















If they only add one column?
– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Nov 8 at 11:35




If they only add one column?
– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Nov 8 at 11:35












Are the columns in between empty? And are the values text or numeric or mixture? And does it always start at column A?
– QHarr
Nov 8 at 11:42






Are the columns in between empty? And are the values text or numeric or mixture? And does it always start at column A?
– QHarr
Nov 8 at 11:42














As per your comments, their doestn't seems to be any defined logic that can be used to have the sum, (neither even/odd nor the sum()) but maybe the sum can be linked with the headers, it would be helpful if you can take a screenshot of your sheet and paste it here.
– usmanhaq
Nov 8 at 11:51




As per your comments, their doestn't seems to be any defined logic that can be used to have the sum, (neither even/odd nor the sum()) but maybe the sum can be linked with the headers, it would be helpful if you can take a screenshot of your sheet and paste it here.
– usmanhaq
Nov 8 at 11:51












Hi usmanhaq, you are correct. All the columns follow the same logic H1,P3,L1,K2,U9 these are codes repeated for each customer so the sheet looks like: H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9...in teh second row, the first is the name of the customer. I need to sum these five code by quantity (the quanity is in the third row).
– Diegoctn
Nov 8 at 14:05




Hi usmanhaq, you are correct. All the columns follow the same logic H1,P3,L1,K2,U9 these are codes repeated for each customer so the sheet looks like: H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9,H1,P3,L1,K2,U9...in teh second row, the first is the name of the customer. I need to sum these five code by quantity (the quanity is in the third row).
– Diegoctn
Nov 8 at 14:05












Still i would say that give a screenshot or a sample of your sheet, if your data is sensitive you can create some random figures, like customer 1 customer 2.. What i have understood with your comment may not be the actual case so it is better to be confirmed, and also let me know what would happen with these headers after a column is inserted and why it is inserted. and another thing is if you want to address someone in comments you have to write his name with @ like @Diegoctn
– usmanhaq
Nov 9 at 2:29




Still i would say that give a screenshot or a sample of your sheet, if your data is sensitive you can create some random figures, like customer 1 customer 2.. What i have understood with your comment may not be the actual case so it is better to be confirmed, and also let me know what would happen with these headers after a column is inserted and why it is inserted. and another thing is if you want to address someone in comments you have to write his name with @ like @Diegoctn
– usmanhaq
Nov 9 at 2:29












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Replace:



=A1+C1


By:



=SUM(A1:C1) - B1


In case you want to check if the column number is divisble by three, you can use following formula:



=IF(MOD(COLUMN(A1);3)=0;A1;0) // I've put the values from 1 to 10 in A1-J1
// and I've dragged this formula from A2 to J2,
// the values were 0,0,3,0,0,6,0,0,9,0.


Unfortunately I don't have a simple way to sum those values in one easy formula.






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  • Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 11:18










  • @Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:24










  • I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:06


















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If you always add two columns then A1+C1 will always be looking at odd number columns and B1+D1 will always be looking at even numbered columns.



{=SUM(IF(ISODD(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}  


and



{=SUM(IF(ISEVEN(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}


As long as you insert columns between A:D the ranges will extend to accommodate.



Edit:

Based on the comment that row 2 contains codes and row 3 contains the figures to add up for each code then this array formula will work:



{=SUM(IF($A$2:$J$2="H1",$A$3:$J$3))}


Edit2: and if I wake up you can even use the non-array and built in formula:
=SUMIF($A$2:$J$2,"H1",$A$3:$J$3)



The H1 text can be changed to another code or to a cell reference containing the code to get the sum of values in row 3 for the specified code.



As an array formula it must be entered using Ctrl+Shift+Enter.






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    Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:27













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Replace:



=A1+C1


By:



=SUM(A1:C1) - B1


In case you want to check if the column number is divisble by three, you can use following formula:



=IF(MOD(COLUMN(A1);3)=0;A1;0) // I've put the values from 1 to 10 in A1-J1
// and I've dragged this formula from A2 to J2,
// the values were 0,0,3,0,0,6,0,0,9,0.


Unfortunately I don't have a simple way to sum those values in one easy formula.






share|improve this answer























  • Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 11:18










  • @Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:24










  • I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:06















up vote
1
down vote













Replace:



=A1+C1


By:



=SUM(A1:C1) - B1


In case you want to check if the column number is divisble by three, you can use following formula:



=IF(MOD(COLUMN(A1);3)=0;A1;0) // I've put the values from 1 to 10 in A1-J1
// and I've dragged this formula from A2 to J2,
// the values were 0,0,3,0,0,6,0,0,9,0.


Unfortunately I don't have a simple way to sum those values in one easy formula.






share|improve this answer























  • Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 11:18










  • @Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:24










  • I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:06













up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Replace:



=A1+C1


By:



=SUM(A1:C1) - B1


In case you want to check if the column number is divisble by three, you can use following formula:



=IF(MOD(COLUMN(A1);3)=0;A1;0) // I've put the values from 1 to 10 in A1-J1
// and I've dragged this formula from A2 to J2,
// the values were 0,0,3,0,0,6,0,0,9,0.


Unfortunately I don't have a simple way to sum those values in one easy formula.






share|improve this answer














Replace:



=A1+C1


By:



=SUM(A1:C1) - B1


In case you want to check if the column number is divisble by three, you can use following formula:



=IF(MOD(COLUMN(A1);3)=0;A1;0) // I've put the values from 1 to 10 in A1-J1
// and I've dragged this formula from A2 to J2,
// the values were 0,0,3,0,0,6,0,0,9,0.


Unfortunately I don't have a simple way to sum those values in one easy formula.







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  • Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 11:18










  • @Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:24










  • I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:06


















  • Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 11:18










  • @Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:24










  • I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
    – Diegoctn
    Nov 8 at 14:06
















Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
– Diegoctn
Nov 8 at 11:18




Hi Dominique, thanks but my problem is a little bit more complex. I have a cell with A1+D1+G1+J1...until the end and B1+E1+H1+K1...until the end. Now, if a user insert a new set of column I should be able to pick up the change. The range is always +3 columns A1+(A1+3 columns) D1+ (D1+3 columns) G1+.....no idea how can I achieve that. Is there a formula that can help me?
– Diegoctn
Nov 8 at 11:18












@Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
– Dominique
Nov 8 at 12:24




@Diegoctn: I've adapted my answer accordingly.
– Dominique
Nov 8 at 12:24












I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
– Diegoctn
Nov 8 at 14:06




I know I thank you. As per above comment, I tried to simplify the question.
– Diegoctn
Nov 8 at 14:06












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0
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If you always add two columns then A1+C1 will always be looking at odd number columns and B1+D1 will always be looking at even numbered columns.



{=SUM(IF(ISODD(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}  


and



{=SUM(IF(ISEVEN(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}


As long as you insert columns between A:D the ranges will extend to accommodate.



Edit:

Based on the comment that row 2 contains codes and row 3 contains the figures to add up for each code then this array formula will work:



{=SUM(IF($A$2:$J$2="H1",$A$3:$J$3))}


Edit2: and if I wake up you can even use the non-array and built in formula:
=SUMIF($A$2:$J$2,"H1",$A$3:$J$3)



The H1 text can be changed to another code or to a cell reference containing the code to get the sum of values in row 3 for the specified code.



As an array formula it must be entered using Ctrl+Shift+Enter.






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    Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:27

















up vote
0
down vote













If you always add two columns then A1+C1 will always be looking at odd number columns and B1+D1 will always be looking at even numbered columns.



{=SUM(IF(ISODD(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}  


and



{=SUM(IF(ISEVEN(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}


As long as you insert columns between A:D the ranges will extend to accommodate.



Edit:

Based on the comment that row 2 contains codes and row 3 contains the figures to add up for each code then this array formula will work:



{=SUM(IF($A$2:$J$2="H1",$A$3:$J$3))}


Edit2: and if I wake up you can even use the non-array and built in formula:
=SUMIF($A$2:$J$2,"H1",$A$3:$J$3)



The H1 text can be changed to another code or to a cell reference containing the code to get the sum of values in row 3 for the specified code.



As an array formula it must be entered using Ctrl+Shift+Enter.






share|improve this answer



















  • 1




    Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:27















up vote
0
down vote










up vote
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If you always add two columns then A1+C1 will always be looking at odd number columns and B1+D1 will always be looking at even numbered columns.



{=SUM(IF(ISODD(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}  


and



{=SUM(IF(ISEVEN(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}


As long as you insert columns between A:D the ranges will extend to accommodate.



Edit:

Based on the comment that row 2 contains codes and row 3 contains the figures to add up for each code then this array formula will work:



{=SUM(IF($A$2:$J$2="H1",$A$3:$J$3))}


Edit2: and if I wake up you can even use the non-array and built in formula:
=SUMIF($A$2:$J$2,"H1",$A$3:$J$3)



The H1 text can be changed to another code or to a cell reference containing the code to get the sum of values in row 3 for the specified code.



As an array formula it must be entered using Ctrl+Shift+Enter.






share|improve this answer














If you always add two columns then A1+C1 will always be looking at odd number columns and B1+D1 will always be looking at even numbered columns.



{=SUM(IF(ISODD(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}  


and



{=SUM(IF(ISEVEN(COLUMN($A$1:$D$1)),$A$1:$D$1))}


As long as you insert columns between A:D the ranges will extend to accommodate.



Edit:

Based on the comment that row 2 contains codes and row 3 contains the figures to add up for each code then this array formula will work:



{=SUM(IF($A$2:$J$2="H1",$A$3:$J$3))}


Edit2: and if I wake up you can even use the non-array and built in formula:
=SUMIF($A$2:$J$2,"H1",$A$3:$J$3)



The H1 text can be changed to another code or to a cell reference containing the code to get the sum of values in row 3 for the specified code.



As an array formula it must be entered using Ctrl+Shift+Enter.







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answered Nov 8 at 11:43









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    Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
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    Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
    – Dominique
    Nov 8 at 12:27










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Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
– Dominique
Nov 8 at 12:27






Don't forget to mention you're working with array formulas: you don't put the { and } characters yourself, you just enter the formula (starting with = and instead of pressing ENTER, you press CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
– Dominique
Nov 8 at 12:27




















 

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