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Hi all,
I have a table that contains the profits of each of my departments daily. The first column 'Calendar Day' has the date of every day since May 1st and it automatically updates daily so the latest row will be yesterday's profits. The columns after the 'Calendar Day' column are each of my department's profits. I want to be able to sum up the profits of all my departments from the latest day. For example, if today is 5/4/2023 the most recent date in the table will be 5/3/2023 and I want to sum up all the profits from 5/3/2023. I think this can either be done by summing up the latest date or summing up the last row; how can I do this?
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