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Good Morning,
I have the following equation in my excel sheet.
=(SUMPRODUCT(D$4 $20,$B$4:$B$20))/(SUM($B$4:$B$20))
$20,$B$4:$B$20))/(SUM($B$4:$B$20))
What happens is that the data I am using increases by a row a day s
tomorrow the equation will be
=(SUMPRODUCT(D$4 $21,$B$4:$B$21))/(SUM($B$4:$B$21))
$21,$B$4:$B$21))/(SUM($B$4:$B$21))
Is there a way that I can put a number in a different cell
20 for today and 21 for tomorrow and have this value get plugged int
this equation automaticaly so I do not have to go and change th
formula every day?
Thanks
				
			I have the following equation in my excel sheet.
=(SUMPRODUCT(D$4
 $20,$B$4:$B$20))/(SUM($B$4:$B$20))
$20,$B$4:$B$20))/(SUM($B$4:$B$20))What happens is that the data I am using increases by a row a day s
tomorrow the equation will be
=(SUMPRODUCT(D$4
 $21,$B$4:$B$21))/(SUM($B$4:$B$21))
$21,$B$4:$B$21))/(SUM($B$4:$B$21))Is there a way that I can put a number in a different cell
20 for today and 21 for tomorrow and have this value get plugged int
this equation automaticaly so I do not have to go and change th
formula every day?
Thanks
