I need a way to see YTD on a daily basis as we load data daily. For example in row 1 I have dates: A1 = 01/01/2010, B1 = 01/02/2010, C1=01/03/2010
in row 2 I have values: A2 = 100 B2= 125 C2=110
in row 3 have YTD: A3=100 B3= 225 C3=335

How do I do this in the cells in Row three without having to do what I'm doing now: B3= A2+B2, C3=A2+B2+C2 etc...

Currently I'm looking at data across three months (90 days) and the formula in my last cell in row 3 looks like this (=A2+B2+C2+D2+E2+F2+G2+H2+I2+J2+K2+L2+M2+N2+O2+P2+ Q2+R2+S2+T2+U2+V2+W2+X2+Y2+Z2+AA2+AB2+AC2+AD2+AE2+ AF2+AG2+AH2+AI2+AJ2+AK2+AL2+AM2+AN2+AO2+AP2+AQ2+AR 2+AS2+AT2+AU2+AV2+AW2+AX2+AY2+AZ2+BA2+BB2+BC2+BD2+ BE2+BF2+BG2+BH2+BI2+BJ2+BK2+BL2+BM2+BN2+BO2+BP2+BQ 2+BR2+BS2+BT2+BU2+BV2+BW2+BX2+BY2+BZ2+CA2+CB2+CC2+ CD2+CE2+CF2+CG2+CH2+CI2+CJ2+CL2+CK2) HELLLLLPPPP!

Hi

Can you try =SUM(B2:CK2)

Cheers
Shasur

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Thanks Shasur! I made the 1st cell a constant =SUM($B$2:CK2)and dragged it across and it worked! So simple-- I feel silly!