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Question:
I like to input a number in a cell, but that cell will always have to subtract the value from a designated cell. Is there a way to hard code the formula? Example: A1 = XXX-$B$10 XXX is the input # and it always changing. So as long as I input XXX in that cell, it will automatically subtract the value in B10. Thank you for your help. |
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