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I have created a spreadsheet to forecast monthly financial results. Each
month has a projected amount, an actual, and a variance for each product. After December, I have a total for the projected, actual and variance. However, I would like to create a means of calculating the running variance as I enter the actual monthlyh data. For example, the February projected data is in column AP, the acutal is in column AR and the Variance for February is in Column AT. I would like to be able to have a formula that recognizes the fact that February is the most recent month for which I have actual data and therefore totals the variance for February in Column AT w/ Column AN which has the variance for January. I would want to do this for each month of the year. Please let me know if this requires furhter explanation. Thank you in advance for your assistance. |
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