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What is the formula for subtracting the sum total of two cells in nonadjacent
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A1 = 120

D1 = 200

F1 has formula =D1-A1 returning 80

Other than that, don't know what you need.


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What is the formula for subtracting the sum total of two cells in nonadjacent
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For example D30 is =sum(d2:d28) f30 is =sum(e12/10) G30 is =sum(G2:G28)
now what I want is d35 = D30-G30 F35 =D35 + F30

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What is the formula for subtracting the sum total of two cells in nonadjacent
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