CONSTANT CELL IN FORMULA

wallcm

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I am hoping someone can answer this simple questions. How can I make the 'P3' in a formula a constant even if rows are inserted.

Example =SUMIF(P3:P1517,">1").
 

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=SUMIF($P$3:P1517,">1")

See the Help files for a discussion on Absolute and Relative Cell References
 
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On 2002-09-17 08:22, wallcm wrote:
I am hoping someone can answer this simple questions. How can I make the 'P3' in a formula a constant even if rows are inserted.

Example =SUMIF(P3:P1517,">1").

=SUMIF(INDIRECT("P3"):P1517,">1")
 
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