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It looks difficult but I guess there is a formula to deal my problem:
I got a table with 3 columns.
Lets say column 1 how much hours I worked in specific day, column 2 how many costumers I served, and column 3 how much income I made.


At the top of the chart I make a Statistic formula that tells me averages, for example: how much costumers I serve in 1 hour, or how much the incomes for 1 hours, or how much is the income for 1 costumer.
So I use the COUNT formula to know the number I need to devide the sums, but what happens if I want to deal only with the last 8 lines in the table ? how can I tell the formula to check the last 8 lines which I don't know what are they, since the table gets more and more lines all the time ? is it possible ?
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Hi
supposing all your values are contiguous and of course numbers, the following will give the sum of the last 8 cells
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=SUM(INDEX(A:A,COUNTA(A:A)):INDEX(A:A,COUNTA(A:A)-7))
The part after the SUM function defines a range comprising the 8 last values.In fact many XL users forget that INDEX returns a reference to a cell when used in another formula. That is what we are taking advantage of here

If you have any other requirements perhaps post a sample sheet on the forum please . Thx
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Old 01-06-2014, 02:00 AM
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ain't working.
I attached here a file as an example for what I need
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Ok. I did it. I find another way.
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Glad you found a solution. In the future instead of " ain't working" it would be the least to explain what is not working.
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