Reputation: 87
For example, in cell M1, I store the column index (A
or B
or C
...) that I want to use later.
If now I put character D
in M1, by using =SUM($M$1:$M$1)
, I want to get the summation of column D. And if I change D
to A
in M1, I want the summation of column A instead.
Any suggestion?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 173
Reputation: 27478
Here's an option without the INDIRECT
. Unlike @pnut's, it will only work for columns A to Z (or L in this case), but since you're basing it off M1, maybe that's okay:
=SUM(INDEX(A:L,0,CODE(UPPER(M1))-64))
Upvotes: 1