[mso] Re: Help with formulas
- From: Wilson Baptista Junior <wilsonbaptista@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 22:33:19 -0300
Hi Dave,
if you just copy the formula from row 2 down, it will come out all right
without you having to edit anything:
=sum(C2, A3-B3)
=sum(C3, A4-B4)
=sum(C4, A5-B5)
and so on.
Write the first formula =sum(A2,B2) on cell C2,
the second formula =sum(C2,A3-B3) on cell C3, click on cell C3, edit->copy,
select as many rows down from A4 as you want, edit->paste, and you're done.
Wilson
At 21:54 24/5/2007,David Shrum wrote:
>This may be a simple and often asked question, if it is please bare with
>me. What I am trying to do and don't know how, without editing the
>formula in each row is to keep a running total in Excel.
>
>Deposit, Withdraw, and Total. Obviously the column with the total is
>where my formula is, the following is what I am using.
>
>=SUM(A2,-B2) for my first row
>=SUM(C2,A3,-B3) for my next row, and so on; now my problem is I am
>copying the second formula and editing it in the next row, and next and
>so on. The answer comes out the way I want, but what I am hoping is that
>some one knows of a way so I don't have to do all of that copying and
>editing, it is slow and tedious. What I am using is Office 2007
>non-commercial version and I am saving in the compatible mode because I
>have a couple of PDA's that won't handle the "xlsx" extension. Thanks in
>advance.
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